Hinoemata Shrine Kabuki Stage - Minamiaizu District

Name: Hinoemata Shrine Kabuki Stage - Minamiaizu District
Address: 670 Idaira, Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 967-0521, Japan, 967-0521, Japan

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住所：	670 Idaira, Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 967-0521, Japan
Postal code :	967-0521
Webサイト：	http://www.aizu-concierge.com/spot/791/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Stage ,

670 Idaira, Hinoemata, Minamiaizu District, Fukushima 967-0521, Japan

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g	gyuhxb zgbko on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 歴史ある奉納歌舞伎。s40年代ごとから観光客向けに、今では年3回?開催している。当日は前の席を求めて行列ができるらしい、近くの宿もなかなかとれない、と神社手前の資料館の方が教えてくれた。トイレはそこにあるが、駐車場はないらしい。機会があれば、見て見たい。 Historical votive kabuki. s It has been held three times a year for tourists since the 40s. On the day, the museum in front of the shrine told me that a queue could be sought for the seat in front, and it was difficult to get a nearby inn. There's a toilet there, but no parking. If you have the chance, I want to see it.
ジ	ジョシュアブルックス on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ローマンシアターのような観客席？舞台は狭いが歴史を感じますね！ Audience seats like the Roman Theater? The stage is small, but you can feel the history!
安	安藤充 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 有名な檜枝岐歌舞伎の舞台です。周囲の空気感が違うほど神聖な場所に感じられました。 It is the stage of the famous Sasaeki Kabuki. It was felt in a sacred place as the surrounding air feeling was different.
長	長谷川満 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 舞台(建物)は国の有形民俗文化財、歌舞伎は福島県の無形民俗文化財に指定されている。千葉之家花駒座の座員は村民で、宿泊した民宿のご主人が座員で、写真を見せて頂いた(実際の歌舞伎は観たことがない) The stage (building) is designated as a national tangible folk cultural property, and Kabuki is designated as an intangible folk cultural property in Fukushima Prefecture. The seat of the Chiba no Ie Hanakomaza was a villager, and the owner of the guest house where I stayed was a seat, and he showed me a photo (I have never seen Kabuki).
大	大内政雄 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 現地で見ることができて本当によかったです。歴史と伝統のすばらしさを感じました。 It was really nice to be able to see it locally. I felt the wonderfulness of history and tradition.
営	営業中 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ なんとも形容しがたい雰囲気のある神聖な場所って感じです、是非行ってみてご自身の肌で感じてみてください。演舞台をぐるりと囲むように作られた山肌の傾斜を利用した観覧席は時の経過とともに程よく朽ちていたり、苔むしていたり、とても風情があります。個人的インスピレーションでは名だたるパワースポットに引けを取らない雰囲気を感じとりました。檜枝岐に来たら是非訪れてみてください。 It feels like a sacred place with an indescribable atmosphere, so please go and feel it with your own skin. The bleachers, which use the slope of the mountain surface that surrounds the stage, are moderately decaying or mossy over time, and are very tasteful. In my personal inspiration, I felt an atmosphere comparable to the famous power spot. If you come to Hinoemata, please come visit us.
M	Masahiro K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 18(H30).4.7（土）９時３０分頃到着です。時期的に寒くてひっそりと静かな場所です。歴史の重みを感じる場所です。 270年以上の歴史を持っていると言われています。上演される舞台は鎮守神の境内に有り、国の重要有形民俗文化財に指定されております。観客席は露天で、神社への坂がそのまま自然の観覧席になっており、夕方より上演されます。 18 (H30) .4.7 (Saturday) It is arrival around 9:30. It is a quiet location quietly and quietly. It is a place to feel the weight of history. It is said to have a history of more than 270 years. The stage to be performed is in the precincts of the guardian deity, It is designated as an important tangible folk cultural property of the country. The auditorium is in the open air, the slope to the shrine is intact It has become a natural attendance seat and will be performed from the evening.
Y	YH Okubo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 이곳은 적어도 270년 전부터 鎮守神社(진쥬신사)에 제례를 이 가부키 연기로 봉납해 온 역사 깊은 '히에기 무대'라고 합니다. 한번 대형 화재로 전체가 손실되었으나 1897년 4년여에 걸쳐 당시 먹고살기도 힘들었던 시절, 마을 주민들이 온 힘을 다해 재건한 것이 지금의 무대입니다. 마을 사람들이 일본의 건국 신화에 나오는 '이세'신사에 참배를 갔다가 보았던 가부키 공연을 마을에 전파하고, 자손에서 그 자손으로 전수해 가며 지금까지 가부키 정신과 기술을 이어가고 있다고 하니 정말 대단해 보입니다. 2021년 현재까지 연간 3회 실제로 공연되고 있는 곳이라고 합니다. This is said to be the historical "Hiegi Stage" that has been dedicated to Jinju Shrine for at least 270 years with this Kabuki performance. The entire stage was once lost in a large fire, but in 1897, when it was difficult to make a living at the time, the village residents did their best to rebuild the stage. It is truly amazing to hear that the villagers are spreading the Kabuki performance they saw while visiting the shrine of Ise in the founding myth of Japan, and passing it down from generation to generation, continuing the spirit and technique of Kabuki to this day. As of 2021, it is said that the venue is actually performing three times a year.