Minatomachi Blues

Summary

Minatomachi Blues is a single^[1].

Key Facts

• Minatomachi Blues's instance of is recorded as single^[2].
• Minatomachi Blues's composer is recorded as Kōshō Inomata^[3].
• Minatomachi Blues's genre is enka^[4].
• Minatomachi Blues followed Q11483803^[5].
• Minatomachi Blues was followed by Q11262706^[6].
• Minatomachi Blues was performed by Shinichi Mori^[7].
• Minatomachi Blues's record label is recorded as Victor Entertainment^[8].
• Minatomachi Blues's language of work or name is recorded as Japanese^[9].
• Minatomachi Blues was published on April 15, 1969^[10].
• Minatomachi Blues's lyricist is recorded as Q60988399^[11].
• Minatomachi Blues's main subject is port city^[12].
• Minatomachi Blues's title is recorded as 港町ブルース^[13].
• Minatomachi Blues's adapted by is recorded as Ken'ichirō Morioka^[14].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Hakodate^[15].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Miyako^[16].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Kamaishi^[17].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Kesennuma Fishing Port^[18].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Yaizu^[19].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Omaezaki^[20].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Kochi^[21].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Takamatsu^[22].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Yawatahama^[23].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Beppu^[24].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Port of Nagasaki^[25].
• Minatomachi Blues's significant place is recorded as Q11105348^[26].

Product Details

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• Release type: Song^[27]

• MusicBrainz ID: 3ffc0334-72c2-3f15-994d-13d4d2497b6a^[28]

Body

Authorship and Creation

Among the performers on Minatomachi Blues was Shinichi Mori^[7].

Publication

Minatomachi Blues was released on April 15, 1969^[10]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Japanese^[9]. Its genre is enka^[4].

Subject and Themes

Minatomachi Blues's main subject is port city^[12].

Adaptations and Inspiration

Minatomachi Blues followed Q11483803^[5]. It was followed by Q11262706^[6].