Hayato Osumi Mai

Hayato Osumi Mai

Event Overview

A festival of Tianjin Shrine and Tsukiyomi Shrine, which is an old shrine in the city. The dance to be dedicated is a revival of the ancient performing arts by Hayato Osumi, who served the court about 1,300 years ago and is said to have performed at the royal court. A brave dance consisting of six dances, including "shengen" and "shielded", based on the mythology of Yukihiko Umi and Yukihiko Yama, by a dancer who is dressed in an ancient costume.

Info

JR Osumi Station → 8-minute walk (Tianjin Shrine); or 15-minute walk (Tsukiyomi Shrine)

Event Period

* Tianjin Shrine is from 18:30 (canceled in case of rain), Tsukiyomi Shrine is from 19:30

Price

Free

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances

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