About 'Kagura' in Shiiba Village
In Shiiba Village, kagura has been handed down in 26 districts, each of which has evolved in its own way, and was regarded as a major discovery in the history of folk culture during the Showa period, when it was being re-evaluated. Every year from mid-November to December, a 'night kagura' is held in which all the local people come together to perform kagura throughout the night.
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Kagura Festival -
What is Shiiba Kagura -
Shiiba Kagura seriuta -
Kurinoo Kagura -
Murashii Kagura -
Tsugao Kagura -
battlefield kagura -
kozaki kagura -
Hata and Bird's Nest Kagura -
Otenno Kagura -
Yatate Kagura -
Ontake-no-Edao Kagura -
Mukoyama Hizoe Kagura -
Fudono Kagura -
Kami Shiiba Kagura -
Onomae Kagura -
Okochi Kagura -
Mizukoshi Kagura (kabuki play) -
Koseo Kagura -
Tonegawa Kagura -
Mukoyama Hitto Kagura -
Oyabu Kagura -
Okumura Kagura -
Yagari-nai Kagura -
Kiura Kagura -
Gomayama Kagura -
Nakato Kagura -
Wakamiya Kagura -
Great Treasure of Pouring -
Visiting gods and kagura -
Mikoya, a kagura shrine -
kagura mask -
Kagura harvested goods -
Kagura no Kumo (the clouds that form during the eight hereditary titles) -
Kagura's clothing for men (usu. white) -
rod used in kagura -
Instruments of kagura -
Kagura costumes -
Shiiba Folk Performing Arts Museum.