Countryside scale - Inakabushi onkai
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〘Noun〙 A scale used in inaka-bushi. A positive scale that does not include semitones. The position of the leading tone (feather) is different between the ascending and descending scales, with the ascending scale being Re Mi So La Do Re and the descending scale being Re Si La So Mi Re. ⇔ Miyako scale Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
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〘名〙 田舎節で用いる音階。半音程を含まない陽音階。上行と下行では導音（羽）の位置が違い、上行はレミソラドレ、下行はレシラソミレとなる。⇔都節音階
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