Best Attractions and Places to See in Awa, Japan
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List of Best Things to do in Awa
Udatsu Street
Kumadaniji Temple
Kirihataji Temple
Awa no Dochu
Jurakuji Temple
Residence of Yoshida Family
Michi-no-Eki Ai Land Udatsu
Horinji Temple
Aisho Sanao Yoshidake Jutaku
The Hall of Awa Japanese Handmade Paper
Japanese Traditional Arts AWA DANCE
Awa dance, called Awa Odori in Japanese, has continued since 17th century.
Awa is an old place name of Tokushima prefecture.
Awa dance is one of the most popular dance in Japan.
Awa Odori (Awa Dansing Festival) in Tokushima, Japan 2018
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Location:
Tokushima City, Tokushima Pref. Japan
Google Map:
Tokushima Station
Date and Time:
Video shooting date: Aug. 15 2018
Festival will be held from Aug. 12th to Aug. 15th every year regardless of the day of the week.
First stage: 18:00
Second stage: 20:30
Admission:
800JPY - 5,800JPY
and some free stages
The Closest Station:
Tokushima station
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Misora Hibari(美空．ひばり) - Kawa no nagare no you ni(川の流れのように)
Kawa no nagare no you ni -- Misora Hibari (1989)
Original Title: 川の流れのように (like the flow of the river)
Genre: Enka
Performer: Hibari Misora
Compositor: Akira Mitake
Lyrics (Yasushi Akimoto)
Shirazu shirazu aruite kita
Hosoku nagai kono michi
Furikaereba haruka tooku
Furusato ga mieru
Dekoboko michi ya
magarikunetta michi
Chizu sae nai sore mo mata jinsei
A~a kawa no nagare no you ni yuruyaka ni
Ikutsu mo jidai wa sugite
A~a kawa no nagare no you ni tomedo naku
Sora ga tasogare ni somaru dake
Ikiru koto wa tabi suru koto
Owari no nai kono michi
Ai suru hito soba ni tsurete
Yume sagashinagara
Ame ni furarete nukarunda michi demo
Itsuka wa mata hareru hi ga kuru kara
A~a kawa no nagare no you ni odayaka ni
Kono mi o makasete itai
A~a kawa no nagare no you ni utsuriyuku
Kisetsu yukidoke o machinagara
A~a kawa no nagare no you ni odayaka ni
Kono mi o makasete itai
A~a kawa no nagare no you ni itsumademo
Aoi seseragi o kikinagara
Lyrics(English Translation)
I came walking on this long, narrow path
without knowing it
When I turn around,
my distant hometown is visible
The uneven path twists & turns
and doesn't even have a map
So is the road of life
Ah, like the flow of the river
the era passes by leniently
Ah, like the flow of the river
the sky is just endlessly dyed at twilight
Living and taking a journey,
an endless path
Take The person I love to my side
while searching for a dream
Even if I'm rained on & the path is muddy,
someday the sunny day will come again
Ah, like the flow of the river
I want to calmly go with the flow
Ah, like the flow of the river
The changing seasons
Ah, like the flow of the river
I want to calmly go with the flow
Ah, like the flow of the river
Forever while listening to the blue blabblings
Trivia: This song was released on Japan's Columbia Music label on January 11 1989. Misora Hibari died in June of the same year. Eight years after its release, it was voted number one in an NHK poll of the best Japanese songs of all time !
Kenkoku Matsuri - Japanese National Foundation Day Parade in Harajuku 建国記念の日
National Foundation Day or Kenkoku Kinen Hi is a public holiday in Japan on February 11th. The holiday started in the late 19th Century and is based on the mythical ascension to the throne of the first emperor in 660 BC.
The holiday used to be called Kigensetsu Empire Day but after WWII, the name was changed and typically on this day not a lot of fanfare is made. In Harajuku, though, a parade is done which ends at Meiji Shrine, the Emperor under whom the holiday was created.
Koenji Awa Odori 2018
Koenji Awa Odori 2018
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Ginza Hanamichi Kabuki Parade 銀座花道 歌舞伎俳優のお練り
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Geisha vs Oiran: What's the Difference? ★ ONLY in JAPAN #30 花魁と芸者の違い
If you're looking for Japanese culture, Asakusa in Tokyo is the top spot. On this day, John visits the Yoshiwara for the Oiran Dochu, a parade re-enacted annually to preserve the old traditions of the neighborhood. The event is attracting more visitors and it's time to explain exactly what you're seeing!
Geisha vs Oiran: What's the difference?
I ask Grigoris Miliaresis, a journalist living and studying Asakusa and historical Japanese culture.
The faces may be white, but the wig, hair ornaments, kimono, colors, even feet are totally different!
How much was a night with an oiran?
According to Grigoris, it cost 1 year's salary for a normal worker!
The Orian were not your usual prostitutes in the western sense.
* Oiran choose their clients
* Oiran met 3 times with a new client before anything “romantic” occurred.
* The were as talented as geisha in the arts and, because they had extravagant dress and style, Oiran were like the movie stars, the pin up girls for men.
Does this make them better than geisha?
Perhaps.
The Oiran Dochu is held on the first Saturday in April every year.
Google Map:
The main stage is a 5 to 10 minute walk north of Sensoji Temple.
URL: Grigoris Miliaresis, Journalist and Writer about Asakusa and Shitamachi, Japanese History and Culture
Oiran Dochu Procession in Asakusa / Yoshiwara:
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Special Thanks to Yoko Okita (sensei), the Oiran participants and the Yoshiwara Neighborhood!
This show has been created and produced by John Daub ジョン・ドーブ. He's been living and working in Japan for over 17 years and regularly reports on a TV show for Japan's International Channel.
Children’s Parade, Heso Matsuri Festival, Japan
The Children’s parade, where groups of children dance along the street to the Heso Matsuri song at the start of the ''Bellybutton Dance’’, the yearly Heso Matsuri Festival in Furano, in the centre of Hokkaido, the northern island of Japan. After this the Hokushin shrine is paraded, a portable shrine, an ancient Japanese custom.
Kanamara Phallus Festival (Long version)
Three phallus portable shrines are carried along the streets of Kawasaki, Japan. Held by Kanayama Shrine on the first Sun. of April, this now-famous festival is nicknamed the Phallus or Fertility Festival. Kanayama Jinja Shrine is a small shrine within the grounds of the Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine near Kawasaki Daishi Station. The festival has grown from a small local matsuri to a large, international gathering. See photos here:
Edo Wonderland Oiran Parade
Edo Wonderland Oiran Parade
おふろの前にボルダリング 徳島県阿波市の「阿波土柱の湯」
徳島県阿波市の入浴施設「阿波土柱の湯」に、人工の壁を登る「ボルダリング」のスペースが登場した。２０２０年東京五輪の新競技「スポーツクライミング」の１種目として注目されているスポーツ。地元の人のほか、景勝地「阿波の土柱」を訪れる観光客らにも楽しんでもらおうと企画した。
Vintage JAPANESE MUSIC - Ohara-bushi 小原節 Yonehachi (Yamanaka Spa) 米八 （山中温泉）
Vintage Japanese music recorded from an old 78 rpm record. Enjoy!
title: Ohara-bushi 小原節
singer: Yonehachi (Yamanaka Spa) 米八 （山中温泉）
Parade of the Geishas
Elegant oiran courtesans parade through the streets of Edo with their full entourage. Their unique footwork and elegant poise is unique, as is the ability to walk on very tall slippers.
Fox Festival and Parade | Japanese New Year
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Sorry for the absence recently! Lot’s of things going on that I’ll share soon! In the meantime, enjoy this video of ringing in the New Year in Japan at the Oji Fox Festival!
I initially thought that the Fox Parade and Festival would be a small and local event, but I think I saw more foreign tourists than actual locals! Haha! It’s pretty popular! A must see if you’re in Japan for New Year’s Eve!
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