Japanese Folk Songs with Piano Accompaniment

This hardcover edition is in good condition, with the interior pages well-preserved. The dust jacket, however, exhibits significant wear, including a large tear at the top, but remains mostly intact. The binding is secure, ensuring the longevity of this historical music collection.

"Japanese Folk Songs with Piano Accompaniment," compiled by Ryutaro Hattori, is a remarkable collection published by The Japan Times, Ltd. in Tokyo, 1950. This hardcover edition offers a unique blend of traditional Japanese folk music arranged for piano by Teiji Miyahara and Masao Shinohara, with English translations by Iwao Matsuhara. The book provides a fascinating glimpse into Japanese culture through its music, making it a valuable resource for musicians and cultural enthusiasts alike. Despite its age, this edition remains a sought-after piece for collectors interested in Japanese music history. The dust jacket has some wear, including a notable tear, but the book itself remains in good condition, preserving the integrity of its content.