In this distinctive folk performing art of the Hachinohe area, dancers called Tayu wear beautiful eboshi headdresses resembling a horse’s head, and perform a dance in which they widely swing their heads to pray for a good harvest.
The dance expresses actions related to rice cultivation, and the cute blessing by the children while the Tayu are dancing is particularly entertaining for the audience.
| Date | Mid-February every year (tentative) |
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| Official site | https://hachinohe-kanko.com/english/10stories/hachinohe-enburi |
| Location (venue) | Central Hachinohe and other locations |
| Address | 1-1-1 Uchimaru, Hachinohe-shi, Aomori |
| Region | Hokkaido Tohoku |
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| Category | Dance, Traditional performing arts |
Event organizers may change the date and time. Please check the official website.
update: Aug.10.2018