Yamashiro Daidengaku Festival山代大田楽
The Yamashiro Daidengaku Festival showcases the performing art of dengaku in Yamashiro Onsen, a dance form that was prevalent between the 12th and 16th centuries with strong connections to Shintoism. The festival is a modern revival of the dance, brought to life by Nomura Mannojo.
Highlights
Traditional dance performance
Admission
The Yamashiro Daidengaku Festival celebrates the ancient art of dengaku in Yamashiro Onsen. Dengaku is a traditional dance form with deep ties to Shintoism that thrived from the 12th to the 16th centuries. This festival is a contemporary renaissance of this historical dance, rejuvenated under the guidance of Nomura Mannojo. It features a diverse ensemble of performers, including local talents and renowned actors, all adorned in exquisite attire.
Venue
- Yamashiro Onsen ⎯ 山代温泉
Address
18-7 Yamashiro Onsen, Kaga, Ishikawa
Getting There
- 6 minutes walk from Yamashiro Hot Spring Bus Stop (山代温泉バス停)
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