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【Designated by the City：Tangible Folk】Yamasu Ugan
Yamasu Ugan, an annual celebration in Kurima, begins on the day of Kinoe-uma (the Monkey and the Horse) and is a major event involving the entire isla[…] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk】Stick Dance of Kawamitsu
The dance to drive out evil spirits handed down in Kawamitsu is called “bohhu” in the local dialect. The origin of the dance is said to be around 1686[…] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk】Harvest Festival of Shinzato
The Harvest Festival of Shinzato, held on the days of Tsuchi in June of the lunar calendar, consists of a Lion Dance, a stick dance, a women’s dance ([…] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk】Great Tug-of-War of Miyaguni
It is one of the events held in the Miyaguni settlement during the Bon period of the lunar calendar. The rope is made of Kyaan (common derris) and the[…] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk】Masutorya in Nobaru
It is a festival to celebrate a year of abundance, held in Nobaru, Ueno, on August 15 of the lunar calendar. In the morning, women offer prayers at a […] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk 】Shisha (Lion Dance) of Matsubara
This dance is performed at the square by the coast, referred to as Zugaki, during the Hari (Sea God Festival) held every year on May 4 of the lunar ca[…] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk 】Kuicha of Nikadori
The Kuicha of Nikadori has been passed down over time, danced by the people in their prayers for good harvests, wishes for rain, and for entertainment[…] read more – >
【Prefecturally Designated：Selected Intangible Folk 】Myakuzutsu of Ikema Island
Over three days starting on the day of the horse or Kinoeuma every year from August to September in the lunar calendar, the largest festival on Ikema […] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk】Shishi-mai (Lion Dance) of Kami-ku
The five settlements of Sazuga, Uzzanmi, Zaratsuki, Yunabari, Panakisha are said to have been administratively separated from Shimozato Village as Shi[…] read more – >
【Designated by the City：Intangible Folk】Shishi-mai (Lion Dance) of Higa
Legend has it that the Shishi-mai of Higa began in 1913. The ruling class and the commoners disputed over land possessed by the settlement, and the is[…] read more – >
