Oshika Kabuki
Local theater passed down on a stage preserved by the people of Oshika Village
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Local theater passed down on a stage preserved by the people of Oshika Village
A Dengaku ritual in Anan Town, where the flames of a giant torch and masked dances continue until dawn
Ayado’s traditional Bon observance, with lanterns and the sound of gongs echoing through the mountain village
A summer circle dance passed down to the beat of Hiruzen lanterns and taiko
A tradition of distinctive night kagura thriving in 26 mountain communities
Yoron’s Jugo-ya dedication performances, where Ryukyu and Yamato traditions resonate together
A spirited sword dance passed down in Koromogawa, led by Buddhist chanting and drums
A traditional performing art that brings winter in Oku-Mikawa to life with demon masks and dance around a giant cauldron
A traditional Gotsu event where rice divination and arrows shot at rice cakes carry the hopes of the community