Chagu Chagu Umakko
A Takizawa and Morioka tradition accompanied by ringing bells and splendid horse trappings
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A Takizawa and Morioka tradition accompanied by ringing bells and splendid horse trappings
A summer festival of songs and dances brightening the streets of Mizusawa
A powerful Kitakami group dance, with Buddha masks and nenbutsu chants
The Kuroishi-ji Somin-sai Festival in Oshu: flames and prayers that last through the night
Dances by two kagura troupes carrying on the mountain faith
A festival tracing the story of Yoshitsune and the Fujiwara clan through Hiraizumi in spring and autumn
A rice-planting dance that depicts a year of rice farming through song and dance, with spinning flower hats
A winter scene in Shizukuishi, brought to life by snow sculptures and kamakura
The sound of kagura traveling along the Sanriku coast and keeping Gongen-mai and Ebisu-mai alive