Iivana Mišukka (1861-1919), a master of traditional music played on a folk instrument, the kantele, in the Karelia region of southern Finland, invented and developed by Edison and Bell around 1986-1915, 110 years ago in 1916-17, before the SP disc record was widely used, The sound quality of noise and scuffling has been preserved, while contemporary cantellet player Arja Kastinen has reconstructed a new recording that faithfully reproduces the playing technique of the time, creating a gentle, delicate sound similar to the sound of zither, zither, and guitar. The result is a wonderful historical record on the theme of the kantele, a folk instrument from the Karelia region that is one of the most popular stringed instruments from 5 to 40 strings, with a gentle and delicate sound similar to that of the zither, zither, or guitar. It is mysterious, simple, dreamy, peaceful, nostalgic, and nostalgic. (Original Japanese text by COMPUMA)