ホームページ ▶ https://www.pref.miyagi.jp/soshiki/bunkazai/12kesennuma.html開催日：甘酒地蔵尊祭典-旧暦6月24日に近い日曜日場所：早稲谷甘酒地蔵尊境内電車・車：JR大船渡線 気仙沼駅より車で15分/車：三陸自動車道 気仙沼中央ICより25分気仙沼市教育委員会生涯学習課 0226-22-3442 / 宮城県文化財課保存活用班 022-211-3683Date：Amazake Jizoson Festival – The Sunday nearest the June 24th day of the lunar calendarPlace: Waseya Amazake Jizoson precinctsTrain / Car: 15 min. from Kesennuma Station on JR Ofunato Line / Car: 25 min. from Kesennuma Chuo IC on Sanriku ExpresswayLifelong Learning Division, Kesennuma City Board of Education 0226-22-3442 / Conservation and Utilization Team, Cultural Properties Division, Miyagi Prefecture 022-211-3683早稲谷鹿踊には、カツオの一本釣りを表現している「鰹踊り」という演目があり、８頭の鹿が横一列に並んでササラを振り下ろす姿は必見。The Waseya deer dances features a storyline called the “bonito dance,” which depicts bonito pole-and-line fishing, where eight deer dancers line up in a row and swing a banner in dramatic fashion. It’s a must-see! 4mのササラを背負って舞う 躍動の鹿踊文政10（1827）年、早稲谷（現在の気仙沼市）の隣の集落・上八瀬の熊谷林蔵が、岩手県大原（現岩手県一関市大東町山口）の鹿踊の師匠・喜左エ門の指導を受け、明治15（1882）年に早稲谷の住民へ伝承したのが、早稲谷鹿踊の始まりとされている。鹿踊は、風流獅子舞の一種で、鹿供養から転じて先祖供養や病魔退散を祈願する踊りであり、早稲谷鹿踊も、飢饉などで死んだ乳飲み子を供養する甘酒地蔵尊の例祭で鹿踊を奉納している。早稲谷鹿踊は、鹿踊では数少ない「化け坊主」と呼ばれる道化役が終始加わっていることと、8頭の鹿が約4メートルの長いササラを背負って踊るという特徴がある。演目は、供養の踊りである「御仏拝み」、五穀豊穣や大漁を祈る「牝鹿狂い」や「鰹踊り」などがある。躍動感あふれる踊りを絶やさぬよう、鋭意努力して保存伝承活動に努めており、現在では地元の小学校で鹿踊りを学んだ中高校生が演者に加わっている。The dancers move with four-meter banners on their backs in this lively deer danceIn 1827, a man named Kumagai Rinzo of Kamiyatsuse, a village next to Waseya (present-day Kesennuma City), was taught by Kizaemon, master of the deer dance of Ohara (present Yamaguchi, Daito-cho, Ichinoseki-shi), Iwate Prefecture, eventually passing it on to the people of Waseya in 1882. This is believed to be the beginning of this particular deer dance. The deer dances belong to the category of the Furyu school of the shishimai lion dance. While they originated as a dance to honor the deer, they subsequently evolved into a ritual to honor one’s ancestors as well as to award off disease. The Waseya deer dance is also offered at the annual sweet sake Jizo (Ksitigarbha) Bodhisattva ritual to make offerings to infants who died of hunger and other cause. The Waseya deer dance is unusual in that it has a “jester”, called the “ghost monk,” woven throughout the story from beginning to end, and is performed by eight deer dances, dancing with a four-meter banner on their backs. Dance programs include “Hotoke Ogami” (praying to Buddha), which is a memorial dance dedicated to the spirits, as well as “Mejikakurui” (the crazed doe) and “Katsuo Odori” (the bonito dance), which are performed as prayers for a bountiful harvest and a good catch of fish. Intense efforts at preservation and perpetuation of these dances are being made to ensure that the excitement of these dances never fades away. At present, junior high and high school students who learned the dances at local elementary schools join these performances.仮装装束踊り宮城県指定無形民俗文化財ここが見どころ !宮城県／気仙沼市 Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture555500※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. わ せ や しし お どりWaseya Shishi-Odori（Deer Dance）イベント情報アクセスお問い合わせ先EventAccessContact早稲谷鹿踊
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