Yamata-no-Orochi: Here There Be Snake Demons
Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve seen quite a lot of kagura. But for some reason, I had never seen
Read moreLet’s get one thing straight: I’ve seen quite a lot of kagura. But for some reason, I had never seen
Read moreRachel Nicholson writes about her part in helping non-Japanese speakers gain a deeper appreciation of Hiroshima kagura.
Read moreAfter a month-long hiatus, An Evening of Kagura is back and better than ever in a new home.
Read moreAnnelise Giseburt watches Heian warriors take on an acrobatic chimeric beast at the English Kagura Experience.
Read moreLong-time kagura fan Matt Mangham finally gets to know just what is going on stage.
Read moreAn excellent opportunity to gain a deeper appreciation of Hiroshima’s most entertaining folk art.
Read moreA look at the origins and story of Takiyasha-hime (Princess Takiyasha), a staple of the repertoire of the Kagura folk
Read moreSpectacular folk art for the masses, every week in Hiroshima city center. [日本語]
Read moreAki-matsuri autumn festival at one of Hiroshima’s oldest shrines. Stalls, kagura and wa-daiko Japanese drumming. Saturday October 20 18:00 Japanese
Read moreKagura performances on Saturday night and omkoshi portable shrine parades and kids sumo on Sunday in Ushita. Saturday, October 20
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