显示源文件讨论修订记录反向链接回到顶部 Share via Share via... Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Telegram WhatsApp Yammer Reddit最近更改Send via e-Mail打印Permalink × 目录 秋保的插秧舞 遗产详细介绍 遗产图片 遗产邮票 主要邮票 秋保的插秧舞 In the Akiu no Taue Odori, residents of the town of Akiu in northern Japan pray for a good harvest by simulating in dance the actions involved in transplanting rice. Performed since the end of the seventeenth century in communities throughout the region, the Akiu no Taue Odori today takes place during festivals in the spring or autumn. Ten female dancers dressed in colourful kimonos and floral headdresses, assisted by two to four male dancers, perform a repertoire of six to ten dances. Holding fans or bells, the women align themselves in one or two rows and perform movements designed to evoke the gestures of the rice cycle, particularly taue, the transplantation of seedlings into a large rice field filled with water. Once believed to ensure an abundant crop, the performances have lost their religious significance as attitudes and beliefs have changed, and as modern agricultural techniques have replaced rituals such as the Akiu no Taue Odori as guarantors of plenty. Today, the dance is a cultural and aesthetic event, connecting townspeople to their agricultural heritage, to Japan’s tradition of reliance on rice, and to a group identity transmitted across centuries through folk performance. 非物质文化遗产 国别 日本 Japan 中文名称秋保的插秧舞 英文名称Akiu no Taue Odori 登录年份2009 遗产详细介绍 遗产图片 遗产邮票 主要邮票 发行国家/地区:日本Japan 名称时间邮票 [] 非遗/亚洲和太平洋地区/日本/秋保的插秧舞.txt 最后更改: 6年前由 青团00 登录