TRAVEL
Hitachi Furyumono -Masterful Art of the Common People-
TRAVEL
2017
30 mins Episode(s): 1
english
Japanese
[Festivals of Japan Season 1]
The Hitachi Furyumono is an important tangible and intangible folk cultural property of Japan, recognized as one of UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Assets in 2009. Originating from the Edo Period when the parishioners of Kamine Shrine dedicated floats, the colorful float carrying dancing mechanical dolls are the highlight of the festival. This episode takes a look at the preparation process for the festival, as well as its history and charm!
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Part of "Festivals of Japan - Season 1".
The Hitachi Furyumono is an important tangible and intangible folk cultural property of Japan, recognized as one of UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Assets in 2009. Originating from the Edo Period when the parishioners of Kamine Shrine dedicated floats, the colorful float carrying dancing mechanical dolls are the highlight of the festival. This episode takes a look at the preparation process for the festival, as well as its history and charm!
Click here to preview the program!
Part of "Festivals of Japan - Season 1".
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