Votive Dance in Japan | 奉納舞の会

Ritual Dances Performed at Shrines and Temples

Bugaku & other Regional Traditional Dances

Votive Dance Performance

投稿: 03/12/2024

The imaginary bird “Karyohaku,” which is said to live in paradise, is one of the eight rin-eup rak […]

投稿: 01/02/2024

Itsuku-shima Gojohraku was dedicated to Kashiwabara Shrine, Kagoshima City, on the new year day of 2024. Shoko […]

投稿: 06/07/2023

The owner of this website joined the Bugaku dedication to Nishinomiya Shrine on May 10th, 2023. We performed t […]

投稿: 04/13/2023

Bugaku dance will be dedicated to the God at Nishinomiya Shrine (Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture). When: 10 […]

About Votive Dances

投稿: 04/17/2023

Hara-Sho-Kai (原笙会) is a school for female court dancers based in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Hara-Sho-Kai Officia […]

投稿: 03/23/2023

“Juni-Hitoe” (十二単) is a traditional female clothing worn in formal occasions. The term “Juni […]

投稿: 03/19/2023

Shira-Byoshi (白拍子) is a type of song and dance that was popular during the Heian period. The term “Shira […]

投稿: 03/17/2023

Noble and Elegant Dance by Maidens attired in the formal Juni-Hitoe (十二単) kimono. Gosechi no Mai is a traditio […]

投稿: 03/16/2023

“Sho” (笙) is a Chinese musical instrument, a bamboo free-reed aerophone. It produces a bright and […]

投稿: 03/01/2023

Bugaku (舞楽), literally means “the dance music,” is a classical performing art with over 1,400 year […]

One of the examples of Bugaku Performance (by Harashokai)

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