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| Our newsletter | RSS feed | Contact Megavina is also available in: Tiếng Việt | English | Français | 日本語 Founded in 2013, Megavina is a Food and Travel Guide. Where to go in 2020? Australia | Vietnam | Japan | UK | Canada | France | Cambodia Advertise your business | Who are we? | Get a quote today! | Job Opportunities | F.A.Q. The Koenji Awaodori is held every year on the last weekend of August. Over the years the festival has grown and now over 10,000 dancers and over a 1,000,000 spectators come making it the festival that represents the charms of Tokyo's summer. Awa Odori Festival: Spirited Away in Tokushima. Tokyo's Koenji Awaodori first began in 1957 as a festival to revitalize the small shopping streets throughout the town. Wadaiko Drumming 2020 Virtual Dance Practice Hokkai Bon Bushi 2020 Virtual Dance Practice Oyama. One aspect of Awaodori's charm is the rich variety and dazzling performances that have grown from this simple dance.Īwaodori is the traditional dance of Tokushima with a history that spans over 400 years Despite its simple nature, teams, known as "ren" create and develop their own unique performances. Fundamentally, the dance is simple, you only need to raise your hands and lead with the same hand and foot as you move forward. There are two main types of dance - the "men's dance" (which many females participate in too) that is deeply bent at the waist and low to the ground, and then, the "ladies dance" which is done on raised geta sandals wearing braided hats. The 10,000 dancers and 1 million visitors will literally color the streets of Koenji a pure shade of awa-odori. Surrounding the JR Koenji station and the Metro Shin Koenji station 8 dance areas erupt in unison.
The 59th event this year is held under the title “Spreading Smiles,” named with hopes for the dancers’ smiles to invigorate and brighten up the people, and the whole area, of Koenji.
The Koenji Awa-odori Dance has grown to be counted as a major summer event of Tokyo.
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