Manners and customs, folklore and ethnology 47 Prefectural Folk Performing Arts Hyakka / Yasuo Oishi

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Manners and Customs, Folklore and Ethnology
The folk performing arts of each region have been developed and enjoyed according to the calendar and seasons, such as the Manzai for celebrating the New Year, the Rice-Planting Festival that reverberates in early summer, and the Bon Festival dance that decorates the summer. I wonder if you have heard of the kinds of performing arts such as Kagura, Shishimai Dance and Ennen somewhere. It is said that there are 40000 groups of performing arts in various parts of Japan, and they tell about their diversity. The triggers of these performing arts are various events in each region, and they change in the process of being handed down orally from other places, so you can see the uniqueness of each region.
In this book, after the introduction in Part I, the main folk performing arts that have been inherited to this day are introduced in each prefecture in Part II. In the Part I, the folk performing arts and folk songs are outlined and explained by type, musical instruments and masks are outlined, and each term is explained. In the Part I, the folk performing arts and folk songs are outlined and explained by type. In the Part I, the folk performing arts and folk songs are outlined and explained by, and each term is explained. In the Part I, the origin and specific flow of performing arts are explained in each prefecture in Part II. In addition, characteristic folk songs are introduced. In the appendix, there is a calendar of performing arts