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| Specified type | Prefecture designation |
|---|---|
| Type | Intangible folk cultural property |
| Designated date | November 13, 2012 |
| Specified details | |
| quantity | |
| location | Nino-gun Ichito-cho Kotogaya, Nino-gun Ichitocho Nakayama |
| owner | |
| Holding group | Takayashiki Kagura Preservation Society, Nakayama Kagura Preservation Society |
| Management organization | |
| home page |
Overview
Ichinohe-cho is an area where Kagura has been played actively, and even today Takayashiki Kagura, Nakayama Kagura, Female Kagagura, Koto Kagura, and Tanaka Shinzansha Kagura are active. I can give Iwashimizu Kagura. Kagura was lore to other places in the past. Its history and history are not always clear. However, Kagura in Ichinohe-cho is considered to be almost the same current, and it is believed that it originates in Kagura under the jurisdiction of Kichijoin, a Yamabushi who ruled one modern house as an annual event.
Among them, Takayashiki Kagura is unsurpassed in holding a large number of works, and the characteristic works retain the old form of Yamabushi Kagura in northeastern Japan. In addition, Nakayama Kagura is a source of Nakayamate that spreads around the former Morioka nun in Iwate prefecture north and Aomori prefecture south, and indicates the occurrence or establishment of Yamabushi kagura, as an indicator of the transition, and as a regional feature. This is a typical case.
※ On the photo ... Nakayama Kagura, the photo below ... Takayashiki Kagura
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