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| Pseudonym reading | Hayachine House House |
|---|---|
| Specified type | Prefecture designation |
| Type | Intangible folk cultural property |
| Designated date | March 31, 1981 |
| Specified details | |
| quantity | |
| location | Hanamaki City Towa Town Tsuchizawa |
| owner | |
| Holding group | Ishihatokaoka Kagura Preservation Association |
| Management organization | |
| home page | Hanamaki City (Hayaike Mine Takeru Ishito Hatooka Kagura) Ishihatokaoka Kagura Preservation Association National Kagura Council |
Overview
Ishihatokaoka Kagura belongs to Hayaike Minedakesan-Shushikagura, and Ishitoka Kikuchi Den-emon (1863 years old, 73 years old), but two years of culture (1805) As he received a transfer and later recruited his comrades and put together all the dance tools, he was permitted to give himself the name of Hayaike Mine Iryu Ishitoka Kagura on September 1 in 1834 (1834).
The performances include “Kanmai”, “翁”, “Itomi Kai”, etc. In addition to the regular festival on Sept. 11 at Kamiyamada Komagata Shrine in Towa Town, Chishu Hanamaki-shi, it will be held at the Minami Family Jamomori Sakurayama Shrine.
This Kagura is made to look elegant with its costumes etc., but the dance is elegant in a simple manner, retains the remnants of old rituals everywhere, inherits the flow of Yamabushi Kagura, and is valuable. It is.