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Let's listen to the Edo music of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine!
This year, the annual festival of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine (Kin Festival) was held on the first weekend of August.
Why don't you listen to the music played by Wakayama Shrine in Kagura Hall?
We have prepared an opportunity to listen to Edo music recorded in the city of Tsukuda. Please listen to the Edo music on the day when Sato Kagura was dedicated at the Shad Festival of Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine.
How to watch: FM Radio 84.0MHz (broadcasting station) RadioCity Central FM
Scheduled broadcast date: From 12:00 to 13:20 on Wednesday, August 24, 2022
Broadcast program: Hello! RadioCity Program Second Half Corner
・Those who have an emergency notification radio in Chuo-ku → Turn on the power supply and select the central FM.
・Personal computers → Select a radio channel from Lis Radhi. Radio stations nationwide → Kanto → Click on RadioCity Central FM in that order.
・Smartphones → There is a free app guide in Lis Radhi.
I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the realization of a program corner that invites guests with the cooperation of all concerned.
Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine Shain Festival
In the year when there is no main festival once every three years, there is a shadow festival.
Dedication of Kagura Hayashi, the first day festival ceremony
On the second day, the dedication of Kagura and Edo music
The desire for God to be pleased will not change in the year of the Kage Festival.
Many people are looking forward to the village kagura by Wakayama Shrine this year.
About two years ago, when I was listening to a musical accompaniment in front of Kagura Hall, I remember that people who have lived in Tsukishima for a long time were very pleased to hear it for the first time.
It was an event that realized the importance of communicating even with local information a little far away.
The main festival will surely be held next year. When you visit Tsukuda at that time, music halls are set up in various parts of the town. Please come and visit again next year.
"Kagura dedication" was described in the chronological calendar of "Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine Photo Book". It seems to be "the meaning of the polite expression of Kagura."
From the perspective of the performer, Mr. Wakayama of Wakayama Shrine taught me that "Kagura" was another Kagura in the Imperial Palace, so I changed Mikagura to (Okagura).
The decoration of the lion by Sumiyoshi was also performed in each hut. "The lion of the parent and child is a girl on the left and a boy on the right toward the front row."
Look for a lion photo with an expression depending on how you take it in the correspondent blog post.