Starbucks Gifu goods

Hi Everyone,

I just got back from a wonderful trip in Japan. While I was there I noticed Starbucks had these regional mugs / tumblers showing popular and cultural references for the regions. I picked up the Gifu tumbler while I was visiting to remember the trip and enjoy at work. I was just wondering if anyone know what the words on the mug reference? I asked my friend in Tokyo but she said it was regional dialect and was not sure.

http://www.starbucks.co.jp/goods/bottle/4524785345713/?category=goods%...
Here is the link to the Starbucks site that shows the mug. I think the I in Gifu on the mug is to represent a river or water...but maybe a snake?

I should have asked while I was in Gifu but didn't think about it at the time.
Thank you for any help. I tried looking it up on google and translation apps but it did not help.
the words on the mug are:
Eete Eete
Dera Chin Chin
Ketta

Hello, I'm from Gifu.

Yes, they are Gifu dialect that young people don't use anymore.

`Dera chin chin` means very hot, and Eete means it's okay.

By the way, I didn't know Starbucks sold this bottle. It should be good Christmas gift to my family in law in the US. Thank you!

Aco

Thank you so much. Yes, the mugs and tumblers are very cute and I have been using mine since returning on the trip. Gifu is very beautiful and thank you for all your help.

That is interesting.