Michiwa Kuduchi (Japanese: 道輪口説, "Michiwa kuduchi") is a Ryukyuan folk song from Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. Its formal name is "Michiwa Kuduchi". When the song is accompanied by a dance, it's referred to as "Aki no Odori" (秋の踊り). 
Aki no Odori is relatively younger than most Ryukyuan folk music, which is why its lyrics are in Japanese rather than in one of the Ryukyuan languages. 
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