Taiko-Fury\u016b
\nTaiko-Fury\u016b is a big drum performance. The performers beat the drum with art, sometimes combining small and big drums with entertaining rhythms, sometimes carrying a huge drum on a festival float. It can be also performed for spiritual purification and other magic functions at religious festivals. Big drums were originally played at purely religious festivals, but were later introduced in folkloric rituals such as Kashima-Nagashi or Bon Dance, with which the drums tended to become larger.<\/p>\n
Matsuri-Bayashi
\nMatsuri-Bayashi is a performing art of music, but unlike the music performance for the Bon Dance, Matsuri-Bayashi is a music performance with a moving float. Players may be on a moving dashi float or walk after the yatai float with drums on it. In Akita Prefecture, Matsuri-Bayashi starts with introductory music. In some areas, local Matsuri-Bayashi such as Gion-Bayashi or Kens\u014d-Naken Bayashi are performed. Sometimes Matsuri-Bayashi is performed with dance and\/or songs. It is played with big and small drums, Japanese flutes, gongs, shamisen (three-stringed traditional Japanese musical instruments), tsuzumi drums, and other instruments.<\/p>\n
Shigenai-Yashiki Kashima Drums<\/a> Taiko-Fury\u016b Taiko-Fury\u016b is a big drum performance. The performers beat the drum with art, sometimes combining small and big drums with entertaining rhythms, sometimes carrying a huge drum on a festival float. It can be also performed for spiritual purification and other magic functions at religious festivals. Big drums were originally played at purely religious …<\/p>\n
\nKemanai Bayashi<\/a>
\nKemanai \u014cdaiko (Kemanai Big Drums)<\/a>
\n\u014cyu Bayashi<\/a>
\nHiramoto \u014cdaiko (Hiramoto Big Drums)<\/a>
\nHanawa Bayashi<\/a>
\n\u014cnaori \u014cdaiko (Onaori Big Drums)<\/a>
\nTokko Bayashi<\/a>
\nKinzan Daiko (Kinzan Drums)<\/a>
\nYama Daiko<\/a>
\nKosaka Tanabata Festival<\/a>
\nKawakami \u014cdaiko<\/a>
\nFukumezawa Okuri Bon Ritual<\/a>
\nKosaka-Manya \u014cdaiko (Kosaka-Manya Big Drums)<\/a>
\nNishikigi-Furukawa \u014cdaiko (Nishikigi-Furukawa Big Drums)<\/a>
\n\u00ac\u014cdate Bayashi<\/a>
\nTaninai Tabata Festival<\/a>
\nTsuzureko Big Drums (Tsuzureko \u014cdaiko)<\/a>
\nNoshiro Yaku-Tanabata<\/a>
\nHanekawa Sword Dance<\/a>
\nNiiseki Children\u2019s Kagura<\/a>
\nKoirikawa Kashima Festival <\/a>
\nKawashiri Kashima Festival<\/a>
\nNarayama Kashima Festival<\/a>
\nHaykuochi Kashima-Nagashi<\/a>
\nNabekura Bayashi<\/a>
\nNankata Kashima-Okuri<\/a>
\nUsui Kashima-Okuri<\/a>
\nYotsuya Kashima-Okuri<\/a>
\nFukai Kashima-Okuri<\/a>
\nYagashiwa Kashima-Okuri Matsuri-Bayashi<\/a>
\nKashima-Okuri and the Kijita-Kitazawa Kashima Shrine Festival<\/a>
\nTamura Bayashi<\/a>
\nAkita Bayashi<\/a>
\nYuzawa Gion Bayashi<\/a>
\nYokote Bayashi<\/a>
\nImaizumi-Gion Bayashi<\/a>
\nFuruuchi Kagura<\/a>
\nOyama Bayashi<\/a>
\n\u014cyu Big Drums<\/a>
\nMasuda Fukushima-Saisai<\/a>
\nAshinazawa \u014cdaiko (Ashinazawa Big Drums)<\/a>
\nSanbon-\u014cgi Saisai<\/a>
\nHigashi-Imaizumi Hachiman Drums<\/a>
\nTsuchizaki-Minato Bayashi<\/a>
\nKinp\u014d Kagura<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"