Shinto Music

Shinto music is ceremonial music for Shinto(神道) which is the native religion of Japan. It is related to Gagaku(雅楽) or old festival music. Some terms include:
  • Kagura (神楽,かぐら): Shinto music
  • Fue: flute
  • Tsuzumi (鼓,つづみ): drum
  • Kane (鉦,かね): small cymbal
  • Miko (巫女,みこ): girl dancer
  • Jinja (神社): Shinto shrine. Kagura is played in Jinja.
Taiko music has also been used in Shintoism. Sato kagura are Shinto folk songs.

 

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