開催日：毎年8月13〜15日場所：松阪市猟師町電車：JR「名古屋駅」下車乗換、近鉄「松阪駅」下車https://www.matsusaka-kanko.com/access/松阪市観光協会0598-23-7771Date：August 13-15 every yearPlace: Ryoshi Town, Matsusaka CityTrain: Transfer at JR “Nagoya” station, get off at Kintetsu “Matsusaka” stationhttps://www.matsusaka-kanko.com/access/Matsusaka City Tourist Association 0598-23-7771特徴的な楽器「かんこ」と呼ばれる締め太鼓を下げて踊る。Dancing with lowered drums called “Kanko,” a distinctive musical instrument.んこ）と呼ばれる締太鼓を下げ、両手のバチで打ち鳴らしながら踊り、かぶりものや背にかつぐものが大型で華やかな「風流芸能」である点も特徴である。「かんこ踊り」には農耕儀礼的・神事的側面の強い「雨乞い踊り」と、主にお盆に踊られ新盆供養の性格の強い「念仏踊り」の二種類に分類され、松阪市猟師町で行われる「猟師かんこ踊り」は「念仏踊り」系とされ、8月13日から15日までの三日間、毎晩徹夜で催され、観光客などで大変な賑わいをみせる。踊り歌は、「やれやれ音頭」、「ふれ音頭」、「道中音頭」と流れ、末を申せばで一踊りを終わる。内容は、道中音頭に網かけ・雉子狩り、さくらこ・世の中などが歌われ、踊り子は4人で、頭にシャゴマと呼ぶ花笠を被り、山形の波を染め抜いた紺の法被に、紺の手甲・脚半を装飾する。海念寺を振り出しに初盆の家を二度訪れて踊り、盆の月下、低い歌声、太鼓の音に乗って、力強く踊る踊り子の姿は、精霊の化身とも感じられる。Nenbutsu Odori (Buddhist prayer dance) performed in the yard of a house on the first Bon festival or in the town square to present offerings to the spirits of the dead on the first Bon festival. Kanko-odori” is a type of Bon dance performed mainly during the old Bon Festival in the central and southwestern regions of Mie Prefecture. The dancers wear a drum called a kanko on their chests and beat it with a bachi (small stick) in each hand as they dance. It is also characterized by the large and gorgeous headdresses and other objects carried on the dancers' backs. Kanko-odori can be classified into two types: “Amagoi Odori (rain dance),” which has a strong agricultural and ritualistic aspect, and “Nenbutsu Odori (Buddhist prayer dance),” which is danced mainly during the Bon Festival and has a strong character as a new Bon memorial service. The “Ryoshi Kanko Odori” held in the Ryoshi town of Matsusaka City is considered to be of the “Nenbutsu Odori” type, and is performed all night for three days from August 13 to 15, attracting a large crowd of tourists and local people. The dance songs are “Yare Yare Ondo,” “Fure Ondo,” and “ Dochu Ondo,” and the dance ends with “Sue wo moseba”. The Dochu Ondo includes songs such as “Amikake,” “Kijigari,” “Sakurako,” and “Yononaka“. The four dancers wear a type of hanagasa (hat) called “shagoma” on their heads, navy blue happi coats with Yamagata waves dyed through them, navy blue armored coats, and leg halves. The dancers dance twice at the first Bon Festival house, starting at Kainenji Temple. Under the Bon Festival moon, the dancers move powerfully with low singing voices and the sound of drums, thus making us feel that they are the incarnation of spirits.初盆の家の庭先や町の広場で、新盆の精霊供養のために踊られる念仏踊り「かんこ踊り」は、三重県中部から南西部地方で旧盆を中心に行われている盆踊りの一種。胸に掲鼓（か盆踊り三重県無形民俗文化財ここが見どころ !三重県／松阪市 Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture20320300※掲載されている情報は、令和7(2025)年12月末現在の情報であり、お出かけの際には、事前に最新情報をご確認下さい。 *The information provided is current as of the end of December 2025 (Reiwa 7). Please check the latest information before planning your visit.00※掲載されている情報は、令和7(2025)年12月末現在の情報であり、お出かけの際には、事前に最新情報をご確認下さい。 *The information provided is current as of the end of December 2025 (Reiwa 7). Please check the latest information before planning your visit.りょう し お どRyoshi Kanko Danceイベント情報アクセスお問い合わせ先EventAccessContactホームページ ▶ https://www.matsusaka-kanko.com/information/information/ryoushi-kanko-odori/猟師かんこ踊り
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