ふるさと [Furusato] [Russian translation]
兎追ひし彼の山
小鮒釣りし彼の川
夢は今も巡りて
忘れ難き故郷
如何にいます父母
恙無しや友がき
雨に風につけても
思ひ出づる故郷
志を果たして
いつの日にか歸らん
山は靑き故郷
水は淸き故郷
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