An atmosphere that completely changes depending on whether it is day or night! Majestic and magnificent dances passed down from one generation to the nextThe Yachi Bugaku dances performed during the Yachi Donga Festival are also called the Hayashike Bugaku dances because they have been passed down from one generation to the next by the Hayashi family of Shinto priests at Yachi Hachiman-gu Shrine. These dances include ten songs, all of which have their own atmospheres, such as Ni no Mai, a dance during which the dancers wear masks that bear expressions of happiness or suffering, and Ryo O, an elegant dance during which the dancers wear safflower-dyed clothing. As onlookers watch these majestic, dignified dances, which are led by the sounds of ryuteki (dragon flutes) and shoko (small gongs), they will no doubt find that their time spent doing so is special.The teams run with their poles topped with pine leaves to see who can burn theirs faster. A fire festival held through the night of New Year’s EveThis festival runs through the night of New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day at Dewasanzan Shrine. Therefore it is also referred to as the “New Year’s Eve night festival.” The highlight of the festival is the “Great Torch Pulling,” in which torches in the shape of tutsugamushi, which mimic demons, are burned. Around 23:00, at the signal of a special loud chant, all the young people participating in the festival run with their poles. The winners are determined by how fast the teams raise their poles and burn them. The whole process is a kind of divination predicting the harvest and fish catching of the following year. To ring in the New Year, rituals delineating the Haguro Yamabushi region, known as “Kokubu,” as well as the “changing of the flame” are also held.Date：Every year on the three-day holiday in September that includes Respect for the Aged DayPlace：Yachi Hachiman-gu ShrineCar: About 15 minutes from the Higashine I.C., which is on the Tohoku ExpresswayYachi Hachiman-gu ShrineDate：Every year on December 31Place：Ideha Shrine (Mt. Haguro)Train/Car: 30 minutes by car from JR Tsuruoka StationDewasanzan Shrine開催日：毎年9月敬老の日を含む３連休場所：谷地八幡宮車：東北自動車道「東根I.C.」より約15分谷地八幡宮 0237-72-2149開催日：毎年12月31日場所：出羽神社（羽黒山）電車・車：JR「鶴岡駅」より車で約30分出羽三山神社0235-62-2356写真提供：熊澤禎男写真提供：熊澤禎男写真提供：熊澤禎男写真提供：熊澤禎男1日目の夜には、幻想的な雰囲気のなか「夜遊の舞楽」が奉奏される。かがり火に照らされた舞台が闇夜に浮かび上がり、幽玄の美が際立つ。On the first night, the Yayu no Bugaku dance is performed amidst a truly dreamlike atmosphere. The stage, illuminated by a bonfire, stands out in the dark night, achieving a mystical kind of beauty.15時から行われる「綱まき行事」。大松明に登上した松聖が加持した後、切り刻まれた大松明の節が参拝者に投げ与えられる。The rope-making event is held as of 15:00. Once the matsuhijiri bless the poles, chopped parts from the piles are thrown at the festival participants.昼と夜とで趣を変える！勇壮にして華麗な一子相伝の舞「谷地どんがまつり」で奉奏される「谷地の舞楽」は、谷地八幡宮の神職である林家が一子相伝で受け継いできたことから「林家舞楽」とも呼ばれる。伝承舞楽は10曲あり、微笑んだ顔や苦しげな表情の面をつけて舞う「二の舞」、紅花染めの衣装をまとって優雅に舞う「陵王（りょうおう）」、など、それぞれ異なる趣を持つ。竜笛（りゅうてき）や鉦鼓（しょうこ）の音に導かれるように、勇壮でありながら厳かな舞が繰り広げられ、見る者を特別な時間へと誘う。大松明を走って引き出し、焼き払う！大晦日から夜を徹して行う炎の祭事出羽三山神社で大晦日から元旦にかけて夜を徹して行われ、「歳夜祭」とも呼ばれる祭事。注目は、悪魔に擬したツツガムシをかたどった大松明を、引き出して焼き払う「大松明引き」。23時頃、五番法螺（ほら）の音を合図に、若者衆が一斉に大松明を引いて走り出す。大松明を立てる速さと燃え具合で勝敗を決め、翌年の豊作や豊漁を占う。新年を迎えると、羽黒山伏の領土を確かめる「国分」や、新たな年の火をきりだす「火の打替神事」を行う。舞楽国指定重要無形民俗文化財冬の行事国指定重要無形民俗文化財EventAccessContactEventAccessContactイベント情報アクセスお問い合わせ先ホームページ ▶ URL https://www.yachihachimangu.jp/hayashikebugakuイベント情報アクセスお問い合わせ先ホームページ ▶ URL http://www.shoureisai-hozonkai.com/ontheday.htmlここが見どころ !ここが見どころ !山形県／河北町 Kahoku Town, Yamagata Prefecture山形県／鶴岡市 Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture 80 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.※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. や ち ぶ が くYachi Bugaku Dancesしょう れ い さい お お た い ま つ ぎょう じThe Great Fire Ritual of Shoreisai Festival谷地の舞楽松例祭の大松明行事
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