Admission fee 3,500 yen

In each character for Haebaru Town, there are many dance, kyogen, and kumiodori that have been popular in Shi-shi mai (Lion dance performance) and dance sticks to ward off disasters that have been handed down since ancient times, and “village play” on August 15 in the Old calendar. They have been passed down from generation to generation as the pride of local people. Also, in recent years, he has been actively focusing his efforts on discovering and reviving programs whose succession has been cut off, and cultural exchanges with other regions are also being actively carried out through folk performing arts. This time, you can enjoy the unique flavor of folk performing arts by carefully selecting them from the charming Haebaru town of Haebaru.


Part 1

A tug of war event
1. “Shoko Corps” (Mt. Tsukayama)
2. “Flag Head” (Kaneshiro)
3. “Dance stick” (Kaneshiro)

Village dance
4. “Youth Dance (fan dance)” (Teruya)
5. “Shokake” (Miyahira)
6. Kyogen “Contemporary Opera Haikara Musume” (Mt. Tsukayama)

Part 2

Jugoya Odori
7. “Dance stick” (Kamisato)
8. “The Rich Lord” (Takeshi Kiyan)
9. “Yosakuden” (Kaneshiro)
10. “Yarik Festival” (Takeshi Kiyan)
11. “Miyahira's Hatoma Festival” (Miyahira)

Village performing arts
12. “Dance stick” (Teruya)
13. “Shi-shi mai (Lion dance performance) (Sardy)” (Miyahira)
14. “A tug of war stick” (Kaneshiro)
15. finale

Cooperation: Haebaru Town Folk Performing Arts Preservation Association