Fukushima Prefecture・Namie Town
Tsushima no Taue Odori
A rice-planting dance passed down through four hamlets, performed to pray for a bountiful harvest
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Fukushima Prefecture・Tanagura Town
Tsutsukowake Shrine Otaue
An ancient rice-field ritual dance in Tanagura, depicting a bountiful harvest on a taiko drum
Fukushima Prefecture・Sukagawa City
Naganuma Festival
A Naganuma festival where handmade Nebuta and Neputa illuminate the dances and night sky
Fukushima Prefecture・Koriyama City
Yanagihashi Kabuki
Rural kabuki in Yanagihashi, passed down by local people
Fukushima Prefecture・Tenei Village
YOSAKOI Soran Junior East Japan Competition
A junior stage competition with naruko clappers and the Soran Bushi folk song
Fukushima Prefecture・Sukagawa City
Shakadogawa Fireworks Festival
A dazzling competition of large-shell fireworks and a variety of other displays lighting up Sukagawa’s night sky
Fukushima Prefecture・Nihonmatsu City
Ishii’s Seven Lucky Gods and Taue Odori
A tradition of Taue Odori praying for abundant harvests, beginning with the Seven Lucky Gods dancing in
Fukushima Prefecture・Nihonmatsu City
Kohama Nagori Three-Lion Dance
Nihonmatsu’s three-lion dance, alive with the styles and music of three hamlets
Fukushima Prefecture・Nishigo Village
Kamihabuto Tendo Nenbutsu Odori
A traditional Kamihabuto performing art that prays for a good harvest and dances to Buddhist invocations and drums