This song became popular in the middle of the Meiji era when Otojiro Kawakami sang it as entertainment during intermission. It was well received due to its amusing musical accompaniment, beginning with "Oppekepe," and its satirical content, and it was also sung in enka. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
明治の中ごろ川上音二郎が幕間に余興として歌って大評判となり,流行した歌。〈オッペケペ〉に始まる囃子詞(はやしことば)の面白さと風刺的内容によって喜ばれ,演歌でも歌われた。
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