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		Dodoitsu is the name of a popular poetic form that appeared in the late-Edo period, but it also became a song style.
		The Dodoitsu is composed of a total of 27 syllables, in the structure 7/7/8/5.
		Often, the Dodoitsu is used to tell a story of love, and may tend to the erotic.
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	Dodoitsu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		dodoitsu has 26 syllables in four lines (7-7-7-5), where the first three lines introduce a scene, and the last line concludes the story as the punch line, usually with an element of humour or surprise in it, so typical of Japanese poetry.
		dodoitsu is quite often a story of love, this is no single case.
		dodoitsu that clearly reminds of the Buddhist saying “lightning-flash and flint-spark” to symbolize the temporary nature of all earthly pleasures.
	members.dodo.net.au /~thebohemian7/dodoitsu.html (380 words)

	Six Contemporary Dodoistu
		A Japanese fixed folk song form of 26 syllables in 7-7-7-5, the Dodoitsu comes from the old agricultural roots of the
		The majority of songs were handed down by oral tradition and were performed to the accompaniment of shamisen, a three- stringed instrument.
		Kabuki, Noh, Kouta, Dodoitsu, Minyo, Tsugaru Jamisen (instrument):
	members.tripod.com /~Startag/dodoistuBender.html (195 words)

	japanese (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The four movements of this composition are entitled, Dodoitsu, Sedoka, Tanka, and Haiku.
		Japanese poems are so named for their adherence to a set number of lines and syllables.
		Dodoitsu has 26 syllables in four lines, and split up 7-7-7-5.
	www.utoronto.ca /mustech2/japanese.htm (264 words)

	Amazon.ca: Books: A Zen Harvest: Japanese Folk Zen Sayings: Haiku, Dodoitsu, and Waka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		An excellent travelling companion, this anthology of japanese folk zen sayings has never let me down, in times of trouble, sorrow and joy.
		This is an outstanding compilation, by Zen scholar Soiku Shigematsu, of japanese tanka (five lines), haiku (three)and dodoitsu (four) mostly from the Zenrin Segoshu, a handbook compiled in japanese by Zen masters to meet the demands of those Zen students that found the Zenrin Kushu difficult to read, because it was written in Chinese.
		It must be remembered that the classical study of koan in the Renzai Zen monasteries required students to dwell in jakugo or capping phrase exercises.
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	Dodoitsu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The record here is an example of the older style-of performance not having additional phrases.
		The title of the piece, Dodoitsu, comes from the meaningless interjection given to Nagoya-bushi.
		This is a varied style of the original, Itakobushi, which was in fashion in Nagoya at the beginning of the 19th century.
	www.komuso.com /pieces/Dodoitsu.html (151 words)

	Writing.Com: The Magnolia Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Dodoitsu is an old Japanese song, written in 26 syllables.
		The Dodoitsu is a folk song and were performed to the accompaniment of shamisen, a three-stringed instrument.
		Dodoitsu songs have love/romance, or a healthy sense of humour in it.
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	Letters inLYNX XVi:2 June, 2001
		Marjorie encouraged me concerning *dodoitsu #9, to keep it in the poem; that one alludes to 2 classic tanka, and is so strong, sensually, compared to the lighter play and shifting of words and images in the rest of the links.
		I was afraid it might overpower and upstage the other portions, and I must admit it embarrasses me, as if I am there, naked and vulnerable before the readership.I think Marjorie and I will be working together at other linking of non-haiku/renga verse in the future, and I'll always keep Lynx in mind for them.
		* a dodoitsu is a Japanese genre poem written in four line units with the sound unit count of 7-7-7-5 which is mostly used for folksongs.
	www.ahapoetry.com /ahalynx/162lets.htm (1038 words)

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		The last part of the book discusses other nudity forms of Japanese poetry including tanka, haibun, vagina photos senryu, renga and dodoitsu.
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	Poems at the Pink Palace of Poetitude - The Pianist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Well, I wouldn't know a dodoitsu from a dead shitsu, being the novice in ways of eastern poetry that I am, but this poem is absolutely beautiful, Ivory!
		My mind is filling up with glaciers, crystal-clear alpine lakes, frosty gorges, swans and reflections...
		Thanks for dodoitsu guidelines, I must try it some time...
	www.everypoet.net /~everycom/ppop/showthread.php?t=30344 (581 words)

	Glossary
		dodoitsu (city leisure / quickly city-to-city) One traditional form for popular and folk songs, in seven-seven-seven-five onji.
		The name appears to derive from the speed with which songs in this form became popular.
		kouta (little song) Popular songs, often in dodoitsu form.
	www.sumauma.net /haicai/haiku-glossary.html (1987 words)

	VIII. Buddhist Allusions In Japanese Folk-Song
		I offer some free translations from these, together with one selection from a class of compositions more elaborate and usually much longer than the dodoitsu, called hauta.
		Only the educated Buddhist comprehends the deeper teaching that what we imagine to be Self is wholly illusion,--a darkening veil woven by Karma; and that there is no Self but the Infinite Self, the eternal Absolute.
		But in dodoitsu of a lighter class the Buddhist allusions are perhaps even more frequent.
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	PoetryConnection.net Discussion :: View topic - Japanese Poetry.
		Lately I've been experimenting with with some Japanese poetry styles.
		Tanka, Sedoka and Dodoitsu are similar to Haiku but with a different syllable structure.
		I made this so you may all understand differnt forms of poetry and dabble in them yoursleves I hope you enjoy them.
	forum.poetryconnection.net /viewtopic.php?p=4428&sid=72c1a5a4d28aef7434283b77ed27ec64 (417 words)

	kuyousei links
		If you search "Myun" at the current link, you can see a lot of sweet old contents.
		tokotoko's dodoitsu songs (a Japanese popular love song in the 7-7-7-5 syllable pattern) site.
		I thought this would be a sisterly planet of kuyousei, but her site name came from "Earth" where the hero in "the prince of stars" written by Antonie de Saint-Exupéry visited 7th...
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	The Incredible Journal of a Weird Dude: 2004/10/17
		I'm having a small party at my house...
		Before going away for a small trip, I'd like to say goodbye telling you some good ill flavored news, in the form of a Dodoitsu.
		You can read this post for more information about Dodoitsus.
	rolandog.blogspot.com /2004_10_17_rolandog_archive.html (1473 words)

	From 0788156209 TO 0788177303 Browse In Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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		Zen Harvest : Japanese Folk Zen Sayings : Haiku, Dodoitsu, and Waka
		Zen Harvest : Japanese Folk Zen Sayings : Haiku, Dodoitsu, and Waka
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	shiki.archive.9512: Re: Xmas stuff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Maybe in reply to: Miira A Mand: "Xmas stuff"
		>This one's a dodoitsu - the syllables are 7-7-7-5:
		Is there anything else to know about them besides that they are written with
	haiku.cc.ehime-u.ac.jp /shiki.archive/9512/0569.html (69 words)

	Recording: Traditional Music of Japan, The - 03
		I scull my boat as fast as I can
		(Translation by Dr. Richard N. McKinnon, University of Washington, Seattle, U. Dodoitsu
		This is the most representative Shamisen popular song common throughout Japan.
	www.komuso.com /albums/Traditional_Music_of_Japan,_The_-_03.html (1810 words)

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