Kodai-gaku (Acient Dance with Music)
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Category Name:Furyu (Musical Performance)
The Kobaru Gion Festival is held at Kobaru Sugawara Shrine, a branch of Sugawara Shrine. Legen holds that the festival began when four gods - Kuninosametsuchino-kami, Takehaya Susano’o-no-mikoto, and Hinokagutsuchino-kami - through Noh dance and music, appeased the wrath of Susanao-no-mikoto, the deity of Gion. This is usually called "gaku" or "hono (dedication) gaku" and is an event of the Gion Shrine Festival. 《composition》 musicians (shime-daiko, 5 don and five kan), 3 isamifuri, flute-players (at least 5 taking turns), and 10 andon (lantern)-bearers.
Municipality
Nankan Town
Category
Furyu (Musical Performance)
Specific Location
Kobaru, Nankan Town
Cultural Property Designation
Designated by the town
Performance Date(s)
Saturday nearest April 15
Performance Location
Kobaru Sugawara Shrine East end of the shrine (in front to Gion-sha)
Preservation Society
Community Folk Tradition Preservation Society