Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan Council of Performers' Organizations, Live Festival in OITA Executive Committee｜Festival of Elementary, Junior High, High School and University Students Who Will Lead the Next Generation Japanese Traditional Performing Arts: Tsubomi no Kai

2021.03.31 composite

Date	January 30, 2021 (Sat)

venue	Heiwa Civic Park Noh Lakudo

A festival for children who inherit traditional performing arts. Traditional performing arts such as Noh, Kenmai, Minyo, Koto, and Kagura gathered together. The dances and chants have been passed down from generation to generation. The "Treasure of Oita" will be budding and blooming at the Noh Theatre in Peace City Park.

[Contents [Contents of the recording]

　Iwafune

Children's Noh ClassNoh for Children
Noh for Children 　 Koten Shindo Ryu Kenmai Do
　

Katena Shindo Ryu Kenbu Do Katena Shindo Ryu Kenbu Do Katena Shindo Ryu Kenbu Do 　Kenbai Exercise ZanbeiTsuru Boys and Girls Folk Song Choir
　The Battle of Toji Kawahara

Jinbayashi Jinkichi Bayashi 　Hometown Watching Eight Faces Mountain
　A song of congratulation for the Taioi gold mine. 　Lullaby of the Five Tunings and Five Trees
　Ume no uta kenka 　Song of the rice paddy. Oita Prefectural Oita Uenooka High School Traditional Japanese Music Club
　Oita Prefectural Uenooka High School Traditional Music ClubOita Uenooka High School Traditional Music Club
Oita Uenooka High School Traditional Music Club Kagura Club, Oita Prefectural Mie Sogo High School
　High School Kagura ClubKoto Club of Oita Prefectural Usuki High School
Koto Club of Oita Prefectural Usuki High School
　The Legend of Asuka

Guest Guest: Nitoe Kagura Company
　Conquering the Giant Snake

CAST & STAFF

The Peace Park Noh Theatre holds an annual "Children's Nohgaku Class" with the aim of familiarizing as many people as possible with Noh. With the help of a professional Noh performer, the students learn Noh on stage while having fun. This time, the students will show the results of their daily keiko.

Mr. Shosho Ishida succeeded as the 6th generation Soke.

The head office is located in Kuzuki, Oita City, and classes are held at the Fushoukan Dojo and citizens' community centers. It is also a great place to learn about the history and culture of Japan. In addition, we also offer a wide range of other services such as shigin and dances for celebrations and various events.

The Manyo Kai was established by Takeshi Matsui in 1993. We practice on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month at Tsuru Community Center. There is no monthly fee. We actively perform at various events in Oita City.

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Hello. We are the Japanese Music Club of Oita Uenooka High School. We are currently 13 members. We practice two days a week, while balancing our studies, in preparation for the official competitions held twice a year.

It is our goal to be able to perform about 10 shows a year by our third year.

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Koto Club of Oita Prefectural Usuki High School
We currently have 13 members, 8 sophomores and 5 freshmen. We practice for two hours after school. The club has participated in the National High School Cultural Festival for 23 consecutive years until 2020. We also perform at community events and school events.

Founded in 1974 as a club activity of a construction company. Volunteers in their teens to their seventies gather to dedicate kagura at shrine festivals, various events, and nursing homes around Oita and Beppu. In 2019, during the Rugby World Cup in Japan, they dedicated Kagura at the welcome event in the festival square.

MESSAGE

Maki Goto, General Manager, Peace Civic Park Noh Theatre
We wanted to hold this event to let people know that there are still many children who have the important spirit of Japan. We decided to hold this event because we wanted to provide a place for the children who have been practicing hard to present their work.