Misaku Kagura
Misaku Kagura: welcoming the deities of 7 shrines and carrying prayers forward through ancient dances
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Misaku Kagura: welcoming the deities of 7 shrines and carrying prayers forward through ancient dances
An ancient festival in Tara Town, where contests over the demon box and children’s dances live on
A cultural heritage of flute, drum, and dance passed down at shrines across the islands
A powerful all-night kagura preserving devotion to Mount Takachihomine
Kagura in Mera’s mountain villages, where dances welcoming the deities live on
Beneath the moonlight, a large rope and straw dances carry on the Jugoya traditions of Minamisatsuma
Quiet Noh-style performance and eight pieces of kagura passed down at Hachiman Shrine
A children’s Tanabata event, with lanterns and chanting winding through Kanazu at night
A summer tradition in Kisakata: welcoming and sending off ancestors with seaside Bon huts and fire