Takizawa Yasaka Shrine’s Ta-asobi
A prayer for a good harvest passed down in Takizawa, with rice cultivation brought to life through dance
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A prayer for a good harvest passed down in Takizawa, with rice cultivation brought to life through dance
A kagura tradition from Gotemba in which a lion calms and purifies the hot water
A traditional performing art that brings winter in Oku-Mikawa to life with demon masks and dance around a giant cauldron
Kumata Shrine’s Otaue: praying for a good harvest with the main hall floor representing a rice paddy
A Kawachi festival where the mifune and boat songs are passed down on the Kozagawa River
A tale of attaining Buddhahood in the Dragon Palace, told through masks, dance, and music
A traditional Inaba performing art, alive with a kirin head and gentle music
The solemn Ōmoto Kagura of Ōnan, passed down at Kamo Shrine
Traditional kagura of Unnan, passed down through the seven-seat rites and sacred dances