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A1	Ha-No-Kyoku - Concerto For Koto And Orchestra Conductor – Shigenobu YamaokaOrchestra – Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra
B2	Overture And "Shunno-Den" From Opera "Shunkin-Sho" Conductor – Shigenobu YamaokaOrchestra – Gunma Symphony Orchestra
C1	Hinaburi Flute – Severino Gazzelloni
C2	Hakuyoh (1st Movement) Violin – Tsuguo Tokunaga
D1	Hakuyoh (2nd And 3rd Movements) Violin – Tsuguo Tokunaga
E1	From The East
E2	Visions Of Rice Narrator – Soichi Ito
Ballades For Koto Vol. II
F1	1. A Young Sprout
F2	2. March
F3	3. Skylark
F4	4. Around My Country
F5	5. The Greening
G1	Tennyo
H1	Sao-No-Kyoku (The Venus In Spring)
H2	Tatsuta-No-Kyoku (The Venus In Autumn)

Credits

• Composed By, Supervised By – Minoru Miki
• Design – Keijiro Kubota
• Engineer – Masaki Ohno
• Koto [20-String Koto] – Keiko Nosaka
• Mastered By – Kohei Nakamura
• Photography – Akira Shiibashi, Isao Hirachi, Masanori Hotta
• Photography, Producer, Engineer – Hiroshi Isaka
• Translated By – David W. Hughes*

Notes

Ha-No-Kyoku was recorded on April 20th, 1979 at Iruma Public Hall.
Overture And "Shunno-Den" From Opera "Shunkin-Sho" were recorded on August 4th, 1979 at Iruma Public Hall.
Hinaburi was recorded on November 19th, 1975 at Setagaya Public Hall.
Hakuyoh was recorded on April 27th, 1979 at Iruma Public Hall.
From The East was recorded on August 7th, 1979 at at Iruma Public Hall.
Visions Of Rice was recorded on February 13th, 1979 Iruma Public Hall.
Ballades For Koto Vol. II was recorded on August 7th, 1979 at at Iruma Public Hall.
Tennyo was recorded on November 16th, 1973 at Kawaguchi Public Hall.
Sao-No-Kyoku was recorded on February 13th, 1979 Iruma Public Hall.
Tatsuta-No-Kyoku was recorded on February 13th, 1979 Iruma Public Hall.

Mastered at Aoyama Cutting Center, JVC.

Comes with a 32 page booklet in Japanese and English, plus obi strip.
A cushion for the records is on the bottom of the box.