One variety of Hiranori vocals. Relatively unrestricted by the rhythm and easily adaptable to the ebb and flow of the lyrics, the MitsuJi-utai truly makes the verses come alive. When the MitsuJi-utai is performed, the Kotsuzumi is played in the mitsuji style, where the name comes from. The opposite style would be the tsuzuke-utai.
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