The Bugaku of Tōtōmi Mori
Twelve-part bugaku and a rich tradition of sacred dances at three shrines
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Twelve-part bugaku and a rich tradition of sacred dances at three shrines
A festival that illuminates waterfalls and highlands associated with Yoritomo with lights and bonfires
The Gion festival’s furyū dances at Yamana Shrine, performed in 8 dances by child performers
A night in Okumikawa filled with the deities’ dialogue and dances around a cauldron for heating water
A Tokadai summer festival featuring food stalls and music from diverse cultures
Carrying on the hometown’s masks, dancing Hanamatsuri in Toyohashi
A South Yamashiro ritual that reflects New Year prayers in silence and the glow of great torches
An autumn festival to enjoy the Oeyama ogre legend through parades and activities
A traditional festival where performances from five communities gather at Suwa Shrine