Advance booking discount 1500 yen

Advance booking discount 1000 yen for 24 years and under

2000 yen Same-day

1500 yen for 24 years and under Same-day

Children preschool age or younger are not allowed to enter.

　How can performing arts be inherited in a changing modern society? Naha Cultural Arts Theater Nahato, which opened in 2021, has continued to develop projects related to the succession of performing arts and the development of leaders since the first year of opening.
A variety of performing arts rooted in daily life have been left in Okinawa. Implementation has become difficult due to the effects of the recent COVID-19 pandemic, and in the past few years, including rituals such as rituals such as rituals such as rituals, etc., have been forced to be canceled or suspended. However, in the past, there were many performing arts that were interrupted or interrupted in various social environments surrounding Okinawa and the present day, such as the collapse of the Ryukyu dynasty, war damage, and lifestyle changes.
Therefore, in this concert, a three-part structure is planned to focus on “songs” revived by the feelings of modern people even though succession has been interrupted in a historical context, and discuss the process of revival, the background of singing, and future succession issues along with the demonstration.
I would like to share with many people interested in taking over the performing arts how the historic “songs” left behind in regions etc. can be sung.

● Program

Part 1:20th New Year's Entertainment
Tsuji no Jurima（Naha City）

Part 2: Songs Left Over During the Era
Sawako Amaweda (Urasoe City)
Ie Island Ayame Song (Ie Village) *Video appearance
A replay from “Yaka Hikou 4” by Kasa Kanji Yabushi
A replay from Kawazakura-bushi's “Zokufuku Kouku 4”

Part 3 Symposium
Theme “What have we inherited?”

Performers and groups
Tsuji Shinshikai (Culture & tradition preservation organization) Association
Sawaji Amaweda Club
Ie Island Iris Song Preservation Association
Sanshin (Three-string guitar) Music: Megumi Aragaki (Uta Sanshin (Three-string guitar)) /Nami Shimabukuro (Uta Sanshin (Three-string guitar))

Symposium speakers
Asaka Mika (Tsuji Shinshikai (Culture & tradition preservation organization))
Kuniyoshi Kiyoshi (Sawako Amaweda Club)
Chinen Shige (Ie Island Ayame Song Preservation Association)
Megumi Aragaki (Sanshin (Three-string guitar) Music)
Shimabukuro Nami (Sanshin (Three-string guitar) Music)
Endou Mina (Associate Professor, Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts)
Kamiya Takeshi (Lecturer, Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts)
Hayashi Ryuki (Naha Cultural Arts Theater Nahato)

Organizer: Naha City
Planning: Naha Cultural Arts Theater Nahato/Endo Mina (Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts Associate Professor) /Kamiya Takeshi (Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts Lecturer)
Produced by Naha Cultural Arts Theater Nahato/ Ryukyu Lab LLC

• Tsuji Shinshikai (Culture & tradition preservation organization)
• Sawako Amaweda Club
• Ie Island Iris Song Preservation Association
• Aragaki Megumi
• Shimabukuro Nami
• Asaka Mika
• Kuniyoshi Kiyoshi
• Chinen Shige
• Endou Mina
• Kamiya Takeshi
• Hayashi Tatsuki

https://www.nahart.jp/stage/1671870557/