The work "Aramusha no Odori" (Dance of the Wild Warrior) is the last piece included in "Sekai Dai Ongaku Zenshu: Kigaku-hen, Vol. 33, Nihon Piano Kyokushu 1" (Ongaku no Tomo Sha, 1957). "Aramusha no Odori" is one of the pieces from the dance drama "Yoshida Goten". "Yoshida Goten" was created by Hideo Ashihara and premiered in 1946. "Aramusha no Odori", commissioned by Hanayagi Sumi II, was originally an orchestral work, but a piano score was also written through the composer's own arrangement.

This work leaves such a strong impression that once heard, its melody spontaneously comes to mind. A vibrant energy permeates the entire piece, and particularly from the sounds and rhythms of the main theme, centered around B and F#, a sense of earthiness can be felt. In the middle section, the tension builds through the deployment of triplets, sixteenth notes, chromatic scales, and quintuplets. Then, from measure 70, as the recapitulation of the theme begins, the initial motif, layered in octaves, is struck with explosive force. Here, it is performed ff, and above all, the insertion of glissandos makes the characteristic theme even more powerful. However, the piece does not end there. From this point, the harmonic density increases, and the tempo accelerates along with the volume, leading to a grand, expansive finale.