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NAMAHAGE Festival UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
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In this video, we visited the Namahage Festival. The festival featuring the demon-like Namahage, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, is held at Shinzan shrine in Akita prefecture in February every year . • The festival consists of 6 parts. We will show you the short clips of each event at the beginning of the video. You can go directly to your favorite party by clicking the link below. Try not to miss Namahage Dance, Namahage Drums and Namahage Descent. I’m sure you will be as impressed as I am 😊 • • 0:00 Intro • 2:40 Namahage Initiation Ceremony • The chosen young men from the community to play the Namahage role receive the mask at the entrance to Shinzan Shrine. They are turned into Namahage though this ceremony and return to the mountain. • 4:38 Namahage Enactment • The folk event, Namahage, is acted out at the shrine. The Namahage bless the people of the community, but also assume the role of maintaining order by preaching correct behavior and attitudes. • 19:03 Namahage Enactment • Because it is very popular, our camera couldn’t get close. Instead, please go to 19:03 to watch the demonstration held at the museum next door. • 5:15 Namahage Dance • Two Namahage fiercely dance around the sacred Sedobi Fire. • 8:27 Namahage Drums • The collaboration of Namahage and Japanese drums. They pray for the safety and happiness of family members, good harvest, and such. • 15:20 Namahage Descent • The Namahage come down from the mountain. With a torch in hand, they ramble around the shrine. • 17:32 Rice Cake Offering • The priest gifts the rice cakes to the Namahage. The rice cakes were cooked in the sacred Sedobi fire with the prayer for happiness and health. The Namahage return to the god in the mountain. • 18:19 Namahage demonstration held at the museum next door • 19:03 Namahage Enactment • • ⭐️Namahage Sedo Festival • https://oganavi.com/sedo/en/ • ※“Raiho-shin, ritual visits of deities in masks and costumes” was listed on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. • The raiho-shin (visiting god) series consists of 10 traditional events in 8 prefectures, including: • “Oga no Namahage” (Namahage of the Oga region) in Akita • “Yoshihama no Suneka” (Suneka of Yoshihama) in Iwate • “Yonekawa no Mizukaburi” (Mizukaburi of Yonekawa) in Miyagi • “Yuza no Koshogatsu Gyoji” in Yamagata • “Noto no Amamehagi “ in Noto, Ishikawa • “Mishima no Kasedori” in Saga • “Koshikijima no Toshidon” in Kagoshima • “Satsuma-ioujima no Mendon” in Kagoshima • “Akusekijima no Boze” in Kagoshima • “Miyakojima no Paantou(Pantou)” in Okinawa • • #UNESCOCulturalHeritage • 🔗 Japanese Cultural Experience • • Japanese Cultural Experience • 🔗 Japan Travel Vlogs • • Japanese Cultural Experience • 🔗 Japanese Festival • • Japanese Festival • • Follow 💕 Trip to Japan with Me • Instagram: / triptojapan.withme • Twitter: / triptojapan_wm • ____________________ • 🎵 Music by Epidemic Sound • https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra...
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