～Miyanomai～
This dance depicts the lives of the princesses and shrine maidens as depicted in the Kojiki, Nihon Shoki, and other historical literature.
MIYANOMAI
It is a dance that represents the life of the japanese princess priestess whice depicted in the Kojiki, Nihon-Shoki, and historical literatures in Japan.
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"Amanoiwato"
~ Amaterasu Oomikami, the Chief Goddess of Japan, and the Eight Million Gods
" AMA NOIWATO"
This story is about from a mythology that to make Amaterasu Oomikami came out from a rock cave.
Amanoiwato story is one of the most famous story.
↓About Mai↓
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
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"Taika no Sakura"
~ The deity of Yaegaki Shrine, Princess Inada, and the story of Susanoo and the Yamata no Orochi
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
"Prayer"
~ Princess Miyazu, the deity worshipped at Atsuta Shrine, wife of Emperor Yamato Takeru
Susanoo, the younger brother of Amaterasu Omikami and god of violent storms, was banished from heaven to earth by the eight million gods for his repeated crimes of violence, and met the incredibly beautiful Princess Inada.
When she was about to be eaten by the giant monster Yamata no Orochi , she was saved by Susanoo, who swore to marry her . The two built Japan's first palace in Suga, and Susanoo went from being a violent god to being a heroic god loved by all. The sword that emerged from the tail of the Yamata no Orochi that Susanoo had defeated is the Kusanagi Sword, one of the Three Sacred Treasures.
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
"Prayer"
~ Princess Miyazu, the deity worshipped at Atsuta Shrine, wife of Emperor Yamato Takeru
"Pray~princess Miyazu"
Princess MIYAZU was so beautiful and shining like the moon in the dark night. and she was a wife of Yamato-takeru, one of the most famous leader in Japan, Princess MIYAZU built the Atsuta-Jingu-shrine to worship him and the kusanagi-sword. And She devoted her entire life to protect the shrine and the sword for over 80 years.
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
"Prayer for victory"
~Hachiman Shrine's deity: Empress Jingu, Mother of Hachiman-no-Okami (Emperor Ojin)
"Pray for victory Empress Jingu"
Empress Jingu was the enshrined deit y of Hachiman-shrine which had forty six thousand shrines nationwide. and she was the mother of emperor Ojin as the god Hachiman and a wife of emperor Chuai, the prince of Yamatotakeru. She was also a princess to protect the country with the oracle. Empress Jingu is the mother of Japan.
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
"Introductory Dance"
~ A message from the past to the future ~
Lives that have been connected since ancient times. This dance questions the meaning of being born into this world, no matter what era it is.
"Jo-no-mai"
Life has been connected s ince ancient times. This is a dance that asking the meaning of being born into this world no matter what time of year it is.
"Dance of the End"
~ It's a happy long life ~
It is a blessing to have a celebration . Seeing everyone happy makes the gods and Buddhas happy too. It is a joyous, joyous dance.
"Yui-no-mai"
This is a dance of joy and happiness and for celebrations. And also seeing everyone rejoice Gods and Buddha are so pleased.
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
"Bu-no-mai"
This is a dance that is the heart and soul of the samurai family who lives together with their people from all over the country making a daily life and rejoice in a harvest , and hold festivals to make enrich their hearts.
This dance is based on the samurai's teachings to encourage the people in every corner of the country, working together with them in their daily lives, celebrating good harvests, and holding festivals.
"Dance of the Warriors"
～ A bond that connects thousands of people ～
Amaterasu Omikami is a goddess who combines the characteristics of a sun god and a shrine maiden.
Amaterasu Omikami is also known as the sun goddess.
He is the chief god of Japan.
It represents one of the most famous myths, the Ama-no-Iwato.
~ Otogimai ~
A dance for children that depicts "Otogi-zoshi" and "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," which are traditional Japanese folk tales that are passed down to the present day.
"Otogi-mai"
A dance to be passed down to children, depicting "Otogi-zoshi" and "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," which are traditional Japanese folk tales passed down to the present day.
"Kaguya"
The story of Princess Kaguya and the old man, depicted in the oldest story, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter"
Depicted in the oldest story, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter"
The Tale of Princess Kaguya and the Old Man
"Princess Kaguya"
"Kaguya"
The story of Princess Kaguya and the old man, depicted in the oldest story, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter"
"Princess Toyotama"
Toyotama no Himeuta This represents Princess Toyotama, who is said to be the model for Otohime-sama of the wonderful Dragon Palace. This dance is also a prayer for safe delivery. The womb that nurtures the child for 10months is likened to the mother sea and It means "May the little ones have a life! Today, Shrine maiden Ai, with a 7-month-old baby in her belly, will dance.
Depicted in the fairy tale "Urashima Taro"
She is said to be the model for Princess Otohime in Dragon Palace.
A dance representing Princess Toyotama.
It also includes a prayer for safe childbirth.
The womb that nurtures my child on October 10th,
Likened to the mother sea,
I hope you have a wonderful life.
This is the meaning behind it.
"Princess Toyotama"
"Kaguya"
The story of Princess Kaguya and the old man, depicted in the oldest story, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter"
"Princess Uguisu"
A dance depicting the nightingale's kagura dance
that heralds the arrival of spring
A dance depicting the nightingale's kagura dance that heralds the arrival of spring.
"Princess Uguisu"
"Kaguya"
The story of Princess Kaguya and the old man, depicted in the oldest story, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter"
A dance for children that depicts "Otogi-zoshi" and "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," which are traditional Japanese folk tales that are passed down to the present day.
"Otogi-mai"
A dance to be passed down to children, depicting "Otogi-zoshi" and "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," which are traditional Japanese folk tales passed down to the present day.
