Ogie-bushi; type of Japanese music
A genre of Japanese music that originated in the Edo period, blending elements of nagauta and jōruri. Often performed with shamisen accompaniment.
Ogie-bushi is a type of music that was popular in the Edo period.
Named after the performer Ogie Royū (荻江露友), who founded the style in the mid-Edo period. The suffix 節 (bushi) means 'melody' or 'tune'.