Kodai Odori
Kodai Odori of Kureko: feathered hats and the resonance of Buddhist chants
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Kodai Odori of Kureko: feathered hats and the resonance of Buddhist chants
Aso’s kagura, alive with 33 dances and high-pole acrobatics
Kagura from Minamiaso, with dances of myth and bamboo climbing passed down through generations
Yatsushiro and Ashikita’s Tanabata Rope: Straw Crafts and Stars Entrusted to a Rope Stretched Above a River
Kagura from Yoshihara, Minamioguni, passed down through 33 dances
A traditional nighttime performance bringing Takachiho’s myths to life
Solemn and varied night kagura, passed down through the six shrines of the former Takanabe Domain
For 3 days, welcoming bonfires and kagura illuminate the route connecting the father and son deities
Giant Yagoro-don figures and autumn festival processions in southern Kyushu