Traditional Japanese song for children in Kyoto. I heard that it has been sung and passed down through generations since the Edo period (1600-1868).

This song is a cover by me.

丸竹夷 (Song of the street names of the Kyoto)

I read aloud Public Domain Poetry "Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley.

I'm not confident in my English pronunciation, and my recording environment isn't very good.

"Ozymandias" by Percy Bysshe Shelley read by Muguet  Snowdrop

Children traditionally sing this when they sell charms called “Omamori”, candles, and Chimaki at the Kyoto Gion Festival in Japan. Children chant short songs to attract customers for the “Omamori” they sell.

This song is a cover by me.

宵山のわらべ歌 (Children's songs of Yoiyama in Kyoto Gion Festival)

I read aloud Public Domain Poetry "The Vantage Point" by Robert Lee Frost.

I'm not confident in my English pronunciation, and my recording environment isn't very good.

"The Vantage Point" by Robert Lee Frost read by Muguet Snowdrop

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