Kunisaki Tōya observances
Kunisaki’s autumn festivals, reflected in its inherited ritual groups and doburoku
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Kunisaki’s autumn festivals, reflected in its inherited ritual groups and doburoku
Kawaminami Town's Bon Odori, carrying on the tradition of the Takanabe Domain
A sacred procession passed down in Yamanokuchi, led by Yagoro-don
Kuchinoshima’s Obon event, where oral dance and kyogen pass the island’s prayers down to the present
Songs and beckoning gestures face off in Setta Village’s traditional New Year’s performance
A ceremonial performance in Iriki, brought to life by kane bells, taiko drums, flower hats, and yahata flags
A dedication performance in Satsumasendai that expresses hopes for rice cultivation through gestures of tilling the fields
A local performing art at the Kozumi Shrine festival, brought to life by flower hats and the sound of drums
Dedicating Yakko-furi and stick dancing to carry on prayers for the rice-planting season