Ronin Dance
This folk dance has been continued in Matsuzaki for 400 years. This dance is to to honor samurai, though its roots come from a dance honoring Buddha. Currently, the dancers wear all black, and do their best to represent ronin (master-less samurai). It has been selected as one of the intangible folk assets of Tottori Prefecture.
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This folk dance has been continued in Matsuzaki for 400 years. This dance is to to honor samurai, though its roots come from a dance honoring Buddha. Currently, the dancers wear all black, and do their best to represent ronin (master-less samurai). It has been selected as one of the intangible folk assets of Tottori.
More⇒湯梨浜町観光協会 http://www.yurihama.jp/kankou/kankou.html
Basic Information
| Preserved by | Ronin Dance Preservation Society |
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| Presentation date | Mid-July (Suigo Festival) |
| Location | Matsuzaki, Yurihama-cho, Tohaku-gun, Tottori Prefecture |
| Telephone | +81-858-35-5367 (Yurihama Town Hall) |
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