Suginohara no Ota-mai
A prayer for an abundant harvest in Suginohara, depicting the four seasons of rice cultivation through song and dance
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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 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
The Gimin Festival: Passing down Niimoto’s memories through dance and performance
A local festival that brought summer to Yuya alive with voices, lights, and fireworks
An autumn hometown festival featuring tanuki legends and Tokushima performing arts
A spirited festival where dashi collide in a town by the sea