[Japanese Streets] The History of Tsuwano Town, Little Kyoto③ #shorts
Heron dance the Soggy dance is a Shinto performing art that was brought over from the Gian Festival in Yamaguchi by Yoshimi masori the Lord of suano castle at the time in 1542 however its Origins were passed down from the Gian festival at yasaka Shrine in Kyoto and it was passed down from Kyoto to Yamaguchi and from Yamaguchi to suano during the reign of du no Kami sakazaki the tradition was temporarily discontinued but during The Reign of the CI Clan Sun Masa dispatched sakata haiman and shayo to Kyoto in 1643 to learn the sajai dance of the Gian Festival in Kyoto directly and the tradition has been passed down to the present day as times have changed the tales about the Toya system the sagami house various ceremonies and Customs have been abbreviated and only records remain but the sagami dance itself has been correctly passed down and carefully preserved and
This time, I came to Tsuwano Town, Kashima County, Shimane Prefecture.
Tsuwano Town is located in the southwestern part of Shimane Prefecture, and the townscape spreads out in a small basin in the mountains, and is known as a representative of Little Kyoto. It is designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings as the Tsuwano Town Tsuwano Traditional Buildings Preservation District. In addition, the heron dance that parades through the town at the Gion Festival held at the end of July every year is synonymous with Tsuwano, and has been designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan.
＞Quoted from Wikipedia
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– Access to Tsuwano Castle (Sanbonmatsu Castle) –
Address: Ushirota, Tsuwano-cho, Kashima-gun, Shimane Prefecture 699-5605
Opening hours: Free admission
Sightseeing lift: 9:00-16:30 (last operating time: 20:00-22:30, down at 16:20)
Closed days: Only operates on weekends and holidays from December 1st to the end of February (excluding January 1st to January 5th) *Temporary closures may occur
Access:
・ 5 minutes by car from Tsuwano Station on the JR Yamaguchi Line
・ 20 minutes on foot from the Tsuwano Castle Ruins sightseeing lift
Parking: Available
10 cars, free (large buses can also be parked)
[Shimane Tourism Navi]
[Wikipedia] Battle of Sanbonmatsu Castle】
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Yoshimi_Masawari
[Wikipedia Yoshimi Masayori]
https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoshimi_Masawari
[Taikodani Inari Shrine] https://taikodani.jp/
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