Japan’s DJ Monk

By Great Big Story

4 min

Jodo Shinshu priest Gyosen Asakura takes his family vocation in a new direction.

Published in 2020.

Bibtex Data

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    title={{J}apan's {D}{J} {M}onk},
    author={Great Big Story},
    year=2020,
    minutes=4,
    keywords={japanese,jodo-shinshu,music,japanese-monastic,mahayana-chanting},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://youtu.be/DmbWDhyY94o}
}

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