Arc Society Japanese Dance Performance Junior Training Project Conokaism Vol. 3
*Information at the time of adoption.
- Name of the organization or individual
- Nihon Buyo Shudan Ku no Kai
- subsidy category
- Creation Grant
- Grant Type
- single year
FY2024 1st Term Creation Grant Category I Single-Year Grant
Business Overview
■Performance of creative dance works for the purpose of "nurturing and handing down" to young Japanese dancers, and performance of creative dance works by Arc Society Program 1. Young Lion 2. Rise and Fall of the Battle of Sarugani 3. Onbashira Festival 4. Gakko Performers 1. Young Lion Arc Society Junior (Ichiyama Sachi, Konno Issa, Nishikawa Jueka, Fujima Saka, Fujima Orei, Wakayanagi Sasa, Wakayanagi 1000 Fuyu) 2. Rise and Fall of the Battle of Sarugani Arc Society (Kango FUJIMA, Nio FUJIMA, Yoshiyu WAKAYAGI) 3. Onbashira Festival Arc Society Junior (Hirohiro IZUMI, Yuusuke ICHIYAMA, Eiki SARUWAKA, Kazuki NISHIKAWA, Hiroki NISHIKAWA, Mitsuki NISHIKAWA, Gensui HANAYAGI, Oku FUJIMA, Yoshiyuya WAKAYAGI, Motohide WAKAYAGI) 4. Gakko Arc Society (Tokuho IZUMI, Shosen ICHIYAMA, Seizaburo SARUWAKA, Morihito NISHIKAWA, Daiki NISHIKAWA, Eisuke HANAYAGI, Sumizo HANAYAGI, Kango FUJIMA, Shogo FUJIMA, Nio FUJIMA, Yoshiyu WAKAYAGI, Rijiro WAKAYAGI) Staff Planning and composition: Arc Society Stage director and art: Yoshimitsu Taki Lighting: Masao Hara Stage: Meijiza Stage Costume: Shochiku Costume Co., Ltd Production: Classical Space
- Period of Activity / Project
- Sunday, December 22, 2024
- Venues
- Asakusa Public Hall (Taito Ward, Tokyo)
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Profile
[Nihon Buyo Shudan Ku no Kai]
Nihon buyo is one of the most representative forms of physical expression in Japan and has a great influence on various performing arts. It is also closely related to Kabuki. In 2023, he was designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property. In 1998, the group was formed by leading male dancers from different schools in an effort to bring Japanese dance to the future.
Among the new dances that are easy to understand and full of power that have been released one after another, "Onbashira Matsuri," which was first performed in 2000, has been reperformed almost 90 times nationwide and has received a great response. They are also actively promoting activities aimed at younger generations. They are a group of Japanese dancers who have attracted much attention from various quarters.
2000 Dance Critics Association Newcomer Award
2008 Agency for Cultural Affairs Arts Festival Excellence Award