英語 での Intangible folk の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The origin of this event is not known but it is likely that the ritual was already practiced in the early Edo period(1603-1867) at the latest. The festival has been designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property by Nagasaki Prefecture as a valuable event that conveys to us ancient folk rituals.
In recognition of its value, both culturally and as a tourism resource, agehama-style salt making was designated an intangible folk cultural asset of Ishikawa Prefecture in 1992 and a national intangible folk cultural asset by the Culture Agency in 2008, stimulating new initiatives to revive traditional techniques in recent years.
Each performing art has its own characteristics but involves temperate performing arts, and because Tayui Furyu integrates all of these and proves itself as an asset from a historical perspective as well as that of the performing arts distribution in the prefecture, Tayui Furyu was designated as a Nagasaki Prefecture intangible folk cultural property.
It features enormous illuminated floats, the festival's main attraction, as well as lively festival music and energetic dancers(called Haneto) moving in complete harmony. Designated an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan, it attracts a large number of tourists each year as a world-class fire festival.
Nationally recognized as an Important Intangible Folk Culture Property, the 200-year-old festival was developed from the summer event of Nemuri Nagashi to banish the sleep demon and has progressed to this day as a festival to ward off evil and pray for a good harvest.
Known also as a"naked festival"(because the people who carry the mikoshi, or portable shrine, are nearly naked), it is also a trademark"sea festival" of the Boso Peninsula as well as a Chiba Prefectural important intangible folk cultural assets.
The 750-year-old Hakata Gion Yamakasa is a Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Property and a July summer festival with the magnificence of floats decorated with dolls made by master Hakata dollmakers and the spectacle of one-ton floats to be carried called kakiyama. And there is the Nakasu Festival in October that was started to create a more cheerful city to drive away any notion of a bad economy.
Nakayama Noson Kabuki is one of the two remaining Noson Kabuki, which used to be put on stage throughout the whole of Shodoshima Island since the latter part of the Edo period and is designated as a Kagawa Prefecture intangible folk cultural property, with around four scenes presented at the beginning of October every year.
Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
An Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
Nationally-designated important intangible folk cultural asset.
Nationally-designated important intangible folk cultural asset.
Nationally-designated important intangible folk cultural asset.
The Intangible Folk Cultural Properties Section.
Nationally-designated important intangible folk cultural asset.
(Nationally designated important intangible folk cultural property).
Intangible Folk Cultural Properties Selection.
It is nationally designated as Intangible folk cultural asset.
It is nationally designated as Intangible folk cultural assets.
Conference on the Study of Intangible Folk Cultural Properties.