Enkorobushi [Min'yō (traditional Japanese folk songs)] えんころ節 (日本民謡)

A performance of the Enkorobushi, an Miyagi min'yō, with lyrics. 宮城県民謡のえんころ節の演奏と歌詞、簡単な説明です。
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Meaning of the lyrics:
To celebrate today's auspicious event, let's hold a feast.
Looking at the dishes served with sake, the red seabream and sea robin were as beautiful as gold.
Pour sake into the seven gold cups with a sake bottle.
On the hanging scroll, a bountiful fishing boat is depicted.
This ship has a golden mast and silver ropes, and is steered by Daikokuten (a deity of fortune) with Ebisu dancing joyfully.
At the bow, the ship's deity, Daimyōjin, is enshrined.
Here comes a ship with sails made of twill and brocade, laden with piles of treasures.
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Description:
Enkorobushi is a celebratory song sung during the launch ceremonies of newly constructed ships along the coast of Miyagi Prefecture. The same melodic pattern is repeated throughout the song. There are many theories as to the origin of the term "enkoro." The lyrics are in the form of a series of 7-5 phonetic units (the most prevalent structure in min’yō is 7-7-7-5.)
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Vocalist: Suzuki Toshitsugu
Audio/image editor: Suzuki Shingo