Shinohara Odori
A moment with Shinohara’s furyu dance, passed down with fans and small drums
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A moment with Shinohara’s furyu dance, passed down with fans and small drums
An Obon furyu dance in Totsukawa Village, brought to life with drums, fans, and lanterns
An autumn festival in Uchiwara, Hidaka Town, echoing with oni-jishi and taiko drums
A prayer for an abundant harvest in Suginohara, depicting the four seasons of rice cultivation through song and dance
A ta-asobi folk performance handed down in Hanazono, tracing a year of rice cultivation through song and dance
Yura’s autumn festival, alive with float contests and lion dances
A night of Izumo kagura, passed down through performances by children and adults
A prayerful kagura woven from sacred songs and dances, alive on the Dozen Islands
Dengaku and Niwa no Mai in Nishinoshima: a traditional festival enlivened by music