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Two days of Kochi’s naruko dancing bringing color to the streets of Harajuku
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Two days of Kochi’s naruko dancing bringing color to the streets of Harajuku
Toyama’s devotional Chigo-mai, brought to life by red costumes, flutes, and drums
A summer moment of dancing and handheld fireworks in front of Komaki Station
A summer circle of dance connecting three traditions in Takahashi’s castle town
A simple hand dance in Yokaichiba, carrying on the memory of moonlight
The sound echoing through the mountains, lights on the lake, and summer fireworks brightening Lake Sagami
A Bon Odori festival where live Kawachi Ondo brings the night in Kinshicho to life
Aso's prayers for a bountiful harvest, with mikoshi and Ota-uta songs winding through the green rice fields
The Gion Festival in Hijiki: prayers for rain passed down through taiko and dance