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.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.A rare cultural treasure performed by a group of young boysThe Gohoden Kumano Shrine grounds, which were under the jurisdiction of the Kikuta-sho, were built during the late Heian Period. The singing and dancing—and related customs—are a rare example of dengaku, which became popular around the nation in the Kamakura Period. In the present day, the festival is held on the third Monday of July, and on the day before. A divination (ohokodate) believed to predict an abundant or poor harvest is performed, along with child-led dengaku singing and dancing as a prayer for the harvest (zarakko) and other customary dances, in order to show appreciation for the bountiful harvest of the previous year. They are the eagle dance, deer dance, dragon dance, and lion-dog dance. Chigo dengaku is performed by a group of eight children. Two of those children are involved in the opening performance. They hold about 90-cm sticks of green bamboo, wear yukata and white tabi socks, jackets dyed with the double-bar crest, along with black eboshi (hat originally worn by nobles). The zarakko refers to the playing of the sasara, which consists of 30 thin boards of cypress, measuring about 18 cm each and held together with linen thread. The performers wear the same clothing as they do for the opening ceremonies, along with a folding straw hat. There are ten different styles of dancing, including someguri, switching between parents and children, single file, double file, parents only, children only, among others. The musical accompaniment consists of a flute and a drum. The combination of the sound of the drum being struck on its side (kakka) and that of the face striking (don) is called “kakka-don”.ホームページ ▶ いわき市観光サイト（稚児田楽・風流） https://kankou-iwaki.or.jp/event/50653開催日：7月の第3月曜日（海の日）とその前日の日曜日 ※令和6年は7月15日（本祭）、7月14日（宵祭）場所：御宝殿熊野神社周辺車：JR植田駅から車で約10分/JR勿来駅から車で約10分/いわき勿来ICから車で約10分御宝殿熊野神社公式ホームページ（https://gohoden.jp/）Date：3rd Monday of July (Marine Day) and the preceding Sunday *In 2024, the festival was held on July 15 (main festival) and July 14 (Yoimatsuri)Place: Around Gohoden Kumano ShrineCar: 10-minute drive from JR Ueda Station / 10-minute drive from JR Nakoso Station / 10-minute drive from Iwaki Nakoso ICGohoden Kumano Shrine official website (https://gohoden.jp/)稚児田楽は全国的にも珍しく、8人の小学生が古式ゆかしく田楽を演奏する。Chigo Dengaku, Shinto singing and dancing featuring children, is considered unusual anywhere in Japan. It is performed by a group of eight elementary school children in its original form. 年少の男子が舞う貴重な文化遺産平安時代末期に立荘された菊多荘の総鎮守であった御宝殿熊野神社の祭礼に行われる田楽・風流は、鎌倉時代に全国で流行した遺例である。現在、祭りは7月の第3月曜日、及び前日の日曜日に行われ、農作物の吉凶を占う「おほこだて」、農作祈願の稚児田楽「ざらっこ」、豊年感謝の風流「鷲舞・鹿舞・龍舞・獅子舞」がある。稚児田楽は8人の童子により行われ、うち2人は露払いで、ほこ竹を90cm程にしたものを持ち、浴衣に白足袋で背に「二つ巴」の社紋を染めた上衣を羽織り、黒い烏帽子をかぶっている。「ざらっこ」は、18cm程の細い檜板を30枚ばかり麻糸で通したささらを鳴らし、露払いと同じ服装で二ツ折の板笠をかぶる。舞には総巡り・親と子の取り換え・列の組み打ち・二列の組み打ち・親は親、子は子などの10種目がある。囃子方は笛と太鼓で、この囃子方の太鼓の胴打ち「カッカ」、真打ちの「ドン」と、笛のリズムで動くため、「カッカドン」という。田楽踊り国指定重要無形民俗文化財 ここが見どころ !福島県／いわき市 Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture88 ご ほう でん くま の じん じゃ ち ご でん がく ふ りゅうGohoden Kumano Shrine Chigo Dengaku, Furyuイベント情報アクセスお問い合わせ先EventAccessContact令和2年度令和2年度地域伝統芸能大賞地域伝統芸能大賞地域振興賞受賞地域振興賞受賞令和5年度令和5年度地域文化功労者地域文化功労者表彰表彰御宝殿熊野神社の稚児田楽・風流
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