Okina-mai of Naratsuhiko-jinja

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Okina-mai of Naratsuhiko-jinja (奈良豆比古神社の翁舞 Naratsuhiko-jinja no Okina-mai ) is said to be the original form of Nō performance . It is held on the evening of the 8 October. The performance has been recognized as a Important Intangible Cultural Properties of Japan since 27…

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Okina-mai of Naratsuhiko-jinja (奈良豆比古神社の翁舞 Naratsuhiko-jinja no Okina-mai ) is said to be the original form of Nō performance . It is held on the evening of the 8 October. The performance has been recognized as a Important Intangible Cultural Properties of Japan since 27…

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