Masuda no Hanatori Odori
Masuda’s traditional performing art, with swords, sickles, and green bamboo crossed together
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Masuda’s traditional performing art, with swords, sickles, and green bamboo crossed together
Traditional kagura, with its costumes and music, alive in Niyodogawa Town
A traditional festival in Muroto featuring 263 offerings of taro rice cakes
A stage for ritual rice-field play and traditional performing arts passed down in Kiragawa
A traditional offering dance in Tsuno Town, adorned with feathers and five-colored cloth
A prayer for a good harvest in Tosu, brought to life through rice-planting movements and a demon dance
Tsushima Izuhara Bon Odori: lines of dancers and traditional props
A Bon dance in Ueyanagi, Yatsushiro, passed down through song and circles
Aso’s kagura, alive with 33 dances and high-pole acrobatics