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great job!

kudos to whoever wrote this page. great translations, great notes, smooth all around.

only wish there were more songs covered!

oh, and is "uta" really the normal uta? i know there's a couple of other utas which show up in ref to (old) poems.

my gut says it should be a diff one here, but i don't have a dict handy. 66.105.218.9 (talk) 11:07, 4 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]