@@massesconsumption1601 Sure, prostitution was a very dark subject in Japan's past. However, that isn't a reason to discredit it as a tradition to the Oirans. To correct you: human trafficking was very different in Japan. In fact, the government specifically set up the red-light districts, which were called "yukaku" in order to limit the illegal trafficking of people, protect security, and to control morals. Oirans, in my opinion, actually had more power than that of a wealthy business man because she was the one who ultimately made the decision of if she wanted to sleep with the man or not. And the cost to sleep with an Oiran was especially expensive, and in no way beneficial to the person who pays for her services other than sexual fulfillment.
@@SuperJuneM oiran is euphemism of higher rank prositute artist. Oiran may choose their own clients, but in order to paying off their debts. That was trafficking. I'm not saying to discredit tradition bcs that tradition itself discredits women. Fyi there're no oiran left these days. This video is just a parade, a reenactments. A beautiful parade tho. But must be written that is nothing to do with real yukaku. It must be remembered not celebrated. Speaking of tradition, japan resumed commercial whaling in 2019 after leaving the International Whaling Commission (IWC). You might wanna consider that some traditions are worth to be cancelled.
Lynne its a tradional parade called "Oiran dochu" where the star is the "Oiran" or the highest level prostitute in Edo-Japan era. This particular area is Yoshiwara, the historic prostitution town. The oiran is the most well educated and most expensive, not even money could get a man a visit. There are 3 steps of a visit- 1. meeting 2. dine in 3. the sex only and only if the "Oiran" agrees. In the parade, you can see, people in blue dresses, they were the night watchmen of Yoshiwara, who bang the metal sticks on the ground to attract the crowd. Next in the front you can see people dressed with fox masks to signify "Inari" or fox goddess of Yoshiwara. In the middle, you see a person carrying a big lantern just in front of the red kimono ladies, the name of the "Oiran" is written on it. Then he's is followed by servants of the Oiran, then in the middle the "Oiran" in a unique walking posture, like moving her feet in the digit "8" manner. Then you see ladies in blue kimonos those are the apprentice Oirans following. It is to be noted that the way we know prostitution now is different, in that era, Yoshiwara was the pleasure house, there are strict rules, with traditions. Oirans knew to play instruments, poetry, calligraphy. They are entertainers first then sex workers.
A slow-motion kind of dance; this is part of Japanese Tradition dating back hundreds of years: every movement, every gesture, every look, from the actors tells a message. This s-l-o-w-n-e-s-s is something soothing, especially in our modern rush-hour world.
We should not be spreading hate towards japanese culture, its not your country either, i dont know alot about the oirans or oiran walk but its really amazing and beautiful to watch, todays world must spread love because past is past, japan is one of the most beautiful countries today, wishing to visit soon 🥰
love how each character, figures, attendants, has it's own style of walk, movements and postures traditional to the opera , also the "mythical" magickal yokai creatures.
Imagine, some Japanese do not know about this, as also for me I too, do not know of much of my countries culture. And seeing these makes me wonder what is life like then in the past. And I am glad that they are doing these events. Thank you very much.
I suppose this is Oiran Walk, in the past the top prostitutes (Oiran) paraded in special event and then would pick their special customers. (Sorry if I am wrong, but this is what I know)
I just realized how small this Oiran is, even with those tall shoes, she is still SO MUCH shorter than the ladies in front of her, i know their shoes are tall too, but omigoodness.
Translation: It’s the first time for me to know the meaning of the phrase “to put a woman on a pedestal”. Thank you very much for informing me. The pratice in this video is merely recreating a tradition that has been practiced since the ancient times and is not something like that. #fox
I commented previously that one hears the regular 'twang' of what I imagine is a shamisen? but I've never seen anyone in the parade playing one, where does that sound come from?
@@PhoenixVenus But this is supposed to be same as the procession bavk during the edo period, like? Where did the music came from before portable recorder existed?
Tôi rất thích Nhật Bản vì ở nơi này có rất nhiều lễ hội , tôi mong sau này khi tốt nghiệp thì sẽ sang Nhật Bản chơi mong ngày hôm đó tôi có thể nhìn thấy những lễ hội như này
Thank you for filming this. I always wanted to watch one. It's one of my lifetime dream. At least I can watch it from my room. Doumo arigatou gozaimasu
This parade is so very beautiful. I have so much respect for the important Lady...those very high shoes ( please forgive me, that I call them 'shoes', i'm sure they have a wonderful Japanese name). The way she walks is incredible and fantastic. And then all those models on the catwalk complain? ( Just joking people) Anyway my mouth dropped, how she walked, making figures, without hurting her ankles..Just put her feet down, and walked on...as if she's wearing these shoes in her daily life. Really incredible and a lot of respect.
No, Oiran faded out completely after/around WWI. Tayuu still exist though (Kyoto only) there are currently 2 tayuu houses one is accepting trainees while the other is choosing to die out. I think there are about 6 Tayuu still working. They no longer practice prostitution since the 1950's and solely focus on their other skills like dancing, playing instruments, conversation etc. They simply are there to preserve certain traditions.
Considering they costed, like, hundreds time more expensive than normal prostitute (and it's just to get to see them. No touching, nevermind actually doing the deed, yet), only the most beautiful and talented out of all beautiful and talented women could become an oiran. If they weren't much more georgeous than others, then the clients would've prefer to use the money to hire a year's worth of a normal prostitute.
Son oirans no son lo mismo que las geishas, se podría decir que son mujeres se la vida elegante! Las geishas son artistas solamente, las oiran hacia un show para que los hombres pudieran ver que ella estaba ahí y es por eso usan esos zapatos altos y usan muchos adornos en el cabello y su obi es más lujoso, para que puedas diferenciarlos las geishas usan medias en sus pies y el obi está atado hacia atrás y de las orians lo usan hacia adelante!!!
I cant understand a thing and am like starin at their clothes thinkin how much time did it take for them to wear it with such high makeup...truly japenese culture is not just admirable but also beautiful and creative.....
Negara maju modern yg msh mempertahankan tradisinya. Itu apakah spt arak2an Ogoh- ogoh klo di Bali ya, atw spt di suryakencana bogor tiap hari raya imlek. ?
綺麗だなあ。これが昔実際にあったんだもんな。すごいなあ。浪漫だなあ。
You can't say romantic since they're innocent girls that trafficked their bodies to pay debts.
29:47〜の狐さんがおいでおいでして笑ったのすごい可愛い。。
弓姫キツネさんですね。
コンクリートじゃなかったらもっと雰囲気凄いんだろうなあ……
そう思います、浅草でも土の所は無いんでしょうね。#狐
石畳とかだったら
優雅で美しいでしょうね
@@KA-fg6qt 草^_^
@@user-sh5kv7ow6u 草^_^
Japan is amazing for conserving their tradition and culture. I want to visit japan
thank you very much.
That's not tradition that's a historical human trafficking in ancient Japan.
@@massesconsumption1601 Sure, prostitution was a very dark subject in Japan's past. However, that isn't a reason to discredit it as a tradition to the Oirans.
To correct you: human trafficking was very different in Japan. In fact, the government specifically set up the red-light districts, which were called "yukaku" in order to limit the illegal trafficking of people, protect security, and to control morals.
Oirans, in my opinion, actually had more power than that of a wealthy business man because she was the one who ultimately made the decision of if she wanted to sleep with the man or not. And the cost to sleep with an Oiran was especially expensive, and in no way beneficial to the person who pays for her services other than sexual fulfillment.
@@SuperJuneM oiran is euphemism of higher rank prositute artist. Oiran may choose their own clients, but in order to paying off their debts. That was trafficking. I'm not saying to discredit tradition bcs that tradition itself discredits women. Fyi there're no oiran left these days. This video is just a parade, a reenactments. A beautiful parade tho. But must be written that is nothing to do with real yukaku. It must be remembered not celebrated.
Speaking of tradition, japan resumed commercial whaling in 2019 after leaving the International Whaling Commission (IWC). You might wanna consider that some traditions are worth to be cancelled.
Welcome anytime.
高下駄でコンクリートの上もキツそうなのに、昔の花魁は土の上をこれで歩くんだもんね。凄いと思う。
実際に当時はこんな雰囲気だった、むしろこの動画以上の世界観だったって考えると、江戸時代素敵すぎる。物騒な時代ではあったと思うけど、だからこそより美しく見える
"She walk too slow. In the mountains she get killed right away."
- Inosuke
I was looking for this comment lmao
LFMAOO 😂😂😂😂 FR
😅 Inosuke
Oh my!!! Inosuke 😂😂
yal really searched up this to comment this lol
i ligit knew there was gonna be people like this x-x
こんなお祭りがあるなんて初めて知りました。
生で観たいな〜🍀
花魁すごくきれいだけど禿の二人も美人とキュートでいいね！
この二人がいて、なお凛としてる花魁が本当に素敵
このイベント楽しそう…！
河童の顔間延びしてて最高にゆるかわ…
コメント欄、綺麗だなーとか楽しそうだなーとかいっぱいあるかと思ってたら、やれ歩くのが速いだの難癖つけたい馬鹿ばっかのコメント多くてなんだかな…
13:15とかめちゃくちゃ和むやん…
花魁とかあんな重い着物と高い下駄でこんな長いコンクリートの道をスムーズに速く歩けててすごいと思ったけどな、むしろ気をつけてあああゆっくり歩いていいんですよぉお足首ぐねっちゃうからぁぁってなったわ。
生で見たい。
今年は令和2年4月11日に江戸観音うら一葉桜まつり｢江戸𠮷原おいらん道中｣は行われるようです。
日光江戸村の花魁道中も凄かった
Fascinating, a very slow parade, everyone is so quiet and respectful. I don't know what it means but I enjoyed it. Best wishes from the UK.
ありがとうございます。
Lynne its a tradional parade called "Oiran dochu" where the star is the "Oiran" or the highest level prostitute in Edo-Japan era. This particular area is Yoshiwara, the historic prostitution town. The oiran is the most well educated and most expensive, not even money could get a man a visit. There are 3 steps of a visit- 1. meeting 2. dine in 3. the sex only and only if the "Oiran" agrees. In the parade, you can see, people in blue dresses, they were the night watchmen of Yoshiwara, who bang the metal sticks on the ground to attract the crowd. Next in the front you can see people dressed with fox masks to signify "Inari" or fox goddess of Yoshiwara. In the middle, you see a person carrying a big lantern just in front of the red kimono ladies, the name of the "Oiran" is written on it. Then he's is followed by servants of the Oiran, then in the middle the "Oiran" in a unique walking posture, like moving her feet in the digit "8" manner. Then you see ladies in blue kimonos those are the apprentice Oirans following. It is to be noted that the way we know prostitution now is different, in that era, Yoshiwara was the pleasure house, there are strict rules, with traditions. Oirans knew to play instruments, poetry, calligraphy. They are entertainers first then sex workers.
私は本当に日本の文化が好き、それは非常に興味深いです。 ロシアからのご挨拶🔥
ドミトリー・プロホロフさん、日本の文化を好きになってくれてありがとうございます。#狐🦊
KA狐 私はすべてのほとんどのハイソールの靴が好きだった。 どのように女の子が美しい歩きます。 私はより複雑になるほど
KA狐 太夫か花魁か? 24時52分?
@@di_elite 花魁とは高級遊女です、太夫は芸事をする芸妓の最高位という事です、従って遊女で芸妓の最高位の人です。#狐🦊
KA狐 花魁?
A slow-motion kind of dance; this is part of Japanese Tradition dating back hundreds of years: every movement, every gesture, every look, from the actors tells a message. This s-l-o-w-n-e-s-s is something soothing, especially in our modern rush-hour world.
Oamal. Aomal. Aomalnaomal baoml baomla baoml omal bonl baonal. 🥰 aoma. Aomal baomal baoml baoml baomla baoml oamal baoml aomal. Aoml abonal baomal baomal baoml baonal baoml baomal abonal baomal baomal baomal baonal baomal baomal baonal abaonal baonl baonal abaomal onal. Aomal bao baomal baonal baonal
絢爛豪華な花魁道中を再現して魅せてくれる何とも有り難いイベントですね🎵花魁も助六も美男美女で河童や天狗もいて賑やかなパレードだ‼️もし定期的に行われるのなら是非とも行ってみたいものだ‼️動画有り難う‼️
狐の顔が緩くてかわいいなと思ってたら、河童が混じっててなにこれかわいい(*´ω｀*)
河童の益次郎さん。
父を懐かしく思いだしました四番組の頭で赤の半纏が凛々しく好きでした明治の人でしたので今の鳶とは大差があると感じています
懐かしく江戸を感じながら拝見させて頂きました
有り難うございます
Anoanal baomal onam baonal baknal aomal baomal ? Baoank baonal baonal baomal baonalnaona baknal baonal🥰 aknaonl baonal baknalnomal aonal baonalnoamal baknal baonal .baoanl abomal baonal abaknal aomal baknalnonal baknak aonal baknal baknal on abaknal baonal baonal ba
かっこいいなあ
やっぱりこういう雰囲気がすき
めっちゃ綺麗やなぁ…
もちろん全員美しいしかっこいいけど、特に、笛吹いてる人とかなんか狐面？が凄い似合っててかっこいい✨ 花魁の人大変そうやけど、綺麗で女やけど、思わず見惚れてしまうわ…
お囃子の狐さん達は𠮷原の@吉福社中の皆さんです、笛の狐女子は弓姫さんと瑠璃姫さんです。🦊
KA狐 そうなんですね！教えて下さりありがとうございますm(_ _)m
We should not be spreading hate towards japanese culture, its not your country either, i dont know alot about the oirans or oiran walk but its really amazing and beautiful to watch, todays world must spread love because past is past, japan is one of the most beautiful countries today, wishing to visit soon 🥰
とても綺麗ですね😄
私は去年熊本花魁道中の振袖新造をしました😊
Love music and the way people are dancing 💃 😍❤️ love your Japan 🇯🇵
love how each character, figures, attendants, has it's own style of walk, movements and postures traditional to the opera , also the "mythical" magickal yokai creatures.
Haonal baonal baoaml baomal baoanl haomal baonal abomal? Baknal baonal baonal baoanl abaonal baonal baonal baonal baonal baonal baonal baomal🥰
basically just an elaborated horse
実際見に行きました❤
狐様の楽しいところからの花魁ほんとに感動しました。
☆ どうもありがとうございます。
吉原さんの物語ですねきよん祭りいいかもね、全国のためにいいかも知れない。江戸時代吉原大人気です。
歩き方が速いとか…誰も本物見た事ある人居ないでしょうが…
後は映画とかの影響では？これを見てさくらんを思い出した
正論
それな
@@Noel_l31 いや何年生きてんですかwww
Imagine, some Japanese do not know about this, as also for me I too, do not know of much of my countries culture. And seeing these makes me wonder what is life like then in the past. And I am glad that they are doing these events. Thank you very much.
I suppose this is Oiran Walk, in the past the top prostitutes (Oiran) paraded in special event and then would pick their special customers.
(Sorry if I am wrong, but this is what I know)
すごく綺麗当時の人が花魁道中を見たくなるのもわかる
というか調べて見たら花魁1人呼ぶのにものすごい額だった……
it's really beautiful even though I really like it and the danjiri festival with japanese drums
I just realized how small this Oiran is, even with those tall shoes, she is still SO MUCH shorter than the ladies in front of her, i know their shoes are tall too, but omigoodness.
これは花魁役の人大変だわ〜
足腰きつそう
かなりスポーツジムとか通ってトレーニングしてそう
Es muy hermoso. especialmente la serenidad que trasmiten los actores en su representación
ビデオをありがとう 私はそれを数回見ました
So slow pure elegant gorgeous they are wearing such heavy long dresses
Im not Japanese but dang i love cultures there all unique in a good way
thank you very much. 🦊
@@KA-fg6qt Np!
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo mise en ligne sur TH-cam. Je l'ai regardée en France, là où j'habite.
楽しく拝見させていただきました。
Such a gorgeous parade,oirans are really beautiful
狐の行列というか狐の嫁入りの行列の歩き方なんだよな。
Hola
Hello
日本の宝ですね🇯🇵
肉眼で見たら綺麗でしょうね✨👘✨
花魁が進んでくると、✨✨✨その艶やかさで固唾を呑んで観る人や、場所によっては自然と拍手が起こります👏👏👏👏、今年は新型コロナウイルスのため中止になりました、来年四月に再開されたら是非ともお出かけ下さいませ。#狐🦊
Japanese culture is really beautiful
thank you very much. 🦊
and beautiful women too
狐面の集団かっこえええええ！！
末永く守って欲しい、、日本の文化、風景、、
風景とか歩き方とか早いとか催し物を壊す発言の人が多いのが残念。今の日本人はなんでもなん癖をつけたがる。
人それぞれの見方で良いと思います、ただ浅草のイベントで限られた時間の中でのおいらん道中です。#狐
ほんと。難癖付ける輩はスピード感のある競艇、競馬か競輪見てればいいだろうね、ここに入ってくる暇があったら。
13:16 ここほっこりするねぇ
Aomal baomal abonal aonal baknal baonal onal baknal baonal baknal aomal baknal? Baknal aonal baomal baomal baknal aonal baonal baonal baknal🥰 alnal baknak baomal baknak baonalnonal bak baonal baonal baoml anl
良いなぁ一度自分の目で見てみたい
😳💞
今年は新型コロナウイルスのため中止になりました。狐
The history of the Oiran is fascinating.
花魁役の人、よくあの独特な歩き方でバランス崩さないですね！
何年も同じ人が花魁役を演じている様です。
What a beautiful culture!
花魁の晴れ舞台.誇らしく気品ある姿✨
コンクリートだから
歩くの大変だろうな
相当、練習されたんでしょうね
今晩は､助六矢張りあの浮世絵にある通りですね。浮世絵､東海道五十三次、富嶽さんじゅうろっけいも好きです。
綺麗…花魁の靴底って18センチもあるんでしょ…？私はいたら足ｸﾞｷﾞｯですね
昭和の時代でいうと、アッシー君メッシー君の状況が江戸時代にもあったんだなぁって感じました！
お互い容姿は勿論、こうやって連れ添って歩くことに意味というか、ほこりにもなるし、
花魁の華形は美人で艶があり、勿論、脇役の男性も生きがあるし、お互い絵にもなりますね！
外国人がこぞってシャッター構えるのも頷けます！
いや、むしろ、自分もこの目で確かめたいです！
Beautiful it's really amazing,great 🤗
Not sure who's more tired. The Oirans walking or the man behind her holding the giant umbrella.
花魁の日焼けを防ぐ為の傘です、そのくらい花魁は大事にされています。
4:26 Wow they are really cool! I love it
(^^♪カッコよくて私も大好きです!!。🦊
Best I love japanese tradion love from india
ありがとうございます。
Ahoanal baonal abonal baonal baonal baoanal baonal baoanal? Baonal haonal baomal haaonal baknal abonal baonal baonal abaonal baknal baonal aomal baonal baonal baonal abaonal🥰
歩くの早いとか文句言う人らは頭が悪すぎるな
イベントなのだから時間の都合だったりやる人達の体調とか色々考慮されてのスピードとかなんじゃないのか？
Aomal baonal baonal baomal baknal aomal baonal baomal baomal? Baknal Onal baonal baomal baonal baonal🥰 aomal abomal oamal baomal baomal omal baomal onal bakna baomalnao al baomal
Was für eine schöne Tradition…..sensationell
美しい日本文化の継承、外国からお客人が来たら是非見せたいです。
それにしてもこの助六の華やかな色男っぷりよ（9:45～）。
佩服日本對傳統的保持，服裝等等都是一絲不苟不變的保留，不會有像台灣的電子花車以及讓男人一飽色眼的花車女郎。
Thank you so much. Could you please consider adding a small note in English about where and when?
In English there is an expression, 'To put a woman on a pedestal', meaning to idolize her. This was its literal, amazing embodiment!
｢台座に女を乗せる｣という女子を偶像化する意味があると、初めて知りましたありがとうございます、花魁は、それほどでも無く昔行われたことの再現をしているだけなんです。#狐
Translation: It’s the first time for me to know the meaning of the phrase “to put a woman on a pedestal”. Thank you very much for informing me. The pratice in this video is merely recreating a tradition that has been practiced since the ancient times and is not something like that. #fox
Por que o TH-cam me recomendou esse vídeo? Eu não sei, mas eu amo como a cultura daquela época ainda é bem preservada pelos japoneses
Thank you very much, Japan values old culture.
I love how they really take their timwe and not just passed by in a glimpse
I commented previously that one hears the regular 'twang' of what I imagine is a shamisen? but I've never seen anyone in the parade playing one, where does that sound come from?
@@PhoenixVenus But this is supposed to be same as the procession bavk during the edo period, like? Where did the music came from before portable recorder existed?
Tôi rất thích Nhật Bản vì ở nơi này có rất nhiều lễ hội , tôi mong sau này khi tốt nghiệp thì sẽ sang Nhật Bản chơi mong ngày hôm đó tôi có thể nhìn thấy những lễ hội như này
Thank you for filming this. I always wanted to watch one. It's one of my lifetime dream. At least I can watch it from my room. Doumo arigatou gozaimasu
Thank you for visiting Edo Yoshiwara Oiran Road.
綺麗だな〜
綺麗ですねぇ~。🦊
That band was fantastic!
thank you very much. 🦊
Absolutly magical
Yes did you saw sakuran the movie ?
Thanks for the great explanation. The poor woman who had to walk the whole way
昔の映画はまだ江戸時代から１００年以内なので祖父母が江戸時代を知ってる世代がいて映像ではゆっくりくねらせながら歩いてた 現代は祭りの行程の関係でこれはこれで良いのでは 花魁は現代なら叶姉妹か？
She reminds me of Daki 😊
This parade is so very beautiful.
I have so much respect for the important Lady...those very high shoes ( please forgive me, that I call them 'shoes', i'm sure they have a wonderful Japanese name).
The way she walks is incredible and fantastic.
And then all those models on the catwalk complain? ( Just joking people)
Anyway my mouth dropped, how she walked, making figures, without hurting her ankles..Just put her feet down, and walked on...as if she's wearing these shoes in her daily life.
Really incredible and a lot of respect.
WoW......Proud Japanese culture at it's best.
Loved it very much.
🇯🇵🇮🇳🙏
ありがとうございます。#狐
太喜欢日本文化了！！有传承！不断代！！！大爱！！！！
This might be a stupid question but I'll ask anyway. Are Oiran still in business in Japan like the Geisha or did they fade out ?
No, Oiran faded out completely after/around WWI. Tayuu still exist though (Kyoto only) there are currently 2 tayuu houses one is accepting trainees while the other is choosing to die out. I think there are about 6 Tayuu still working. They no longer practice prostitution since the 1950's and solely focus on their other skills like dancing, playing instruments, conversation etc. They simply are there to preserve certain traditions.
Very beautiful! I hope to visit Japan someday.
来れる日が来ると良いですね。🦊
京都の雅で繊細な美しい日本文化とはまたちょっと趣が違いマスネ。
I never knew how gorgeous oirans looked in real life 😭😭💞💞✨✨
Considering they costed, like, hundreds time more expensive than normal prostitute (and it's just to get to see them. No touching, nevermind actually doing the deed, yet), only the most beautiful and talented out of all beautiful and talented women could become an oiran.
If they weren't much more georgeous than others, then the clients would've prefer to use the money to hire a year's worth of a normal prostitute.
名取裕子にやって欲しい。 この近くの神社に かつての吉原遊郭について 名取さんの声が掲載されてるので 是非覗いてみて下さい
涙が出ちゃう( ꒪Д꒪)
名取裕子さん、映画で花魁役やりましたね。私もあの人の花魁凄い印象に残ってましたので思い出しました。～🎶😊
素晴らしかった
Es maravillosa la cultura oriental. Quisiera saber de qué se trata esta presentación . Gracias.
Son oirans no son lo mismo que las geishas, se podría decir que son mujeres se la vida elegante! Las geishas son artistas solamente, las oiran hacia un show para que los hombres pudieran ver que ella estaba ahí y es por eso usan esos zapatos altos y usan muchos adornos en el cabello y su obi es más lujoso, para que puedas diferenciarlos las geishas usan medias en sus pies y el obi está atado hacia atrás y de las orians lo usan hacia adelante!!!
@@amorrodriguez6220 .. GRACIAS
Nice so interesting. The Asakusa Kannon Uraha Sakura Festival. Isohara Kansha Oshio Corps, is that the group that we see in this parade?
おいらん道中、初めて観ました、
今年は中止になってしまいましたが、来年再開されたら是非とも浅草へお出かけ下さい。🦊
Eso es tan hermoso, me encanta la cultura oriental.
A mi tambien
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I cant understand a thing and am like starin at their clothes thinkin how much time did it take for them to wear it with such high makeup...truly japenese culture is not just admirable but also beautiful and creative.....
Is this called DOLL FESTIVAL ?
こんな催しがあったのですね！！＼(>_
今年も4月13日に行われます。#狐
Saludos desde cdmx México 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Colorful!!
Can i ask? Where the harp sound and flute coming from?
The sound comes from speakers installed along the way.
My word the strength and control she must have to walk a good distance like that.
花魁道中歩きも3人でマスター花魁が履く靴は駒下駄と呼ばれ、高さは18センチあります。私自身、パレードに一度だけ行ったことがあります。
4/8(土)東京・浅草で「浅草観音うら 一葉桜まつり 江戸吉原おいらん道中」4年ぶりの開催。
Negara maju modern yg msh mempertahankan tradisinya. Itu apakah spt arak2an Ogoh- ogoh klo di Bali ya, atw spt di suryakencana bogor tiap hari raya imlek. ?
Muy lindo todo.
父を思い出しました赤すじの半纏、祭り、梯子、若い衆に怒鳴る声、近くが火事だと言えば夜中でも出掛けて行ったな、旅行に行っては神社に組の名前忘れた貼ってたっけな昔の鳶は粋でよかったな