Fukurenki Komoriuta & Children's Song Festival 2025 in Amakusa

Fukurenki Komoriuta & Children's Song Festival 2025 in Amakusa

Event Overview

The lullaby, which is handed down all over the country, is a local culture born from the lives of people, and is a valuable cultural property. The lyrics show the characteristics of the local area, and there is a way of singing in the dialect of the land. In order to carefully pass the lullaby on to posterity, it is necessary to have the lullaby known and to understand the significance of the inheritance. There is a "Fukunoki no Lullaby" in Amakusa, which is said to have become the original song of "Itsuki no Lullaby", and it will be held with the aim of promoting the region through the lullaby and enhancing the spiritual aspects of citizens through the occasion of the holding of the Fukunoki Lullaby & Nursery Festival.

Info

Amakusa Airport → bus 50 minutes, bus stop: Transfer at Fukunagi, shuttle bus 10 minutes, get off the venue Just walk away
2 hours 20 minutes from Matsuhashi IC on Kyushu Road via National Route 266
300 units/free; shuttle bus available from parking lot

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances

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