Held at the same time! Tama River Basin Local Performing Arts Festival and Tama River Basin Products Exhibition
Updated: November 15, 2024
The 23rd Tama River Basin Folk Performing Arts Festival brings together local performing arts from the Tama River basin!
In order to revitalize local performing arts and promote local culture through the exchange of local culture in the Tama River basin, we are holding the Tama River Basin Folk Performing Arts Festival , in which eight groups will present folk performing arts that have been nurtured in the Tama River basin.
This is a rare performance that brings together local performing arts from the Tama River basin, which are usually hard to experience.
Flyer front
Back of flyer
Flyer front page (Local performing arts festival) (PDF: 13,110KB)
Back of flyer (Tama River Basin Product Exhibition) (PDF: 14,739KB)
date and time
Sunday, December 1, 2024 12:30pm to 4:45pm (scheduled end time) Note: Doors open at noon
venue
Komae Ecorma Hall 4th floor (Nearest station: Odakyu Line "Komae Station")
Time schedule (planned) Note: The schedule is subject to change due to circumstances.
| Scheduled start time | Performance time | Contents | Performing group name | Area of activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:30 p.m. | 20 min | opening ceremony | ||
| 12:50 pm | 20 min | Japanese drum | Great Bodhisattva Gokodaiko Preservation Society | Tambayama Village, Yamanashi Prefecture |
| 1:15 p.m. | half an hour | lion dance | Okuhikawa Shrine | Okutama Town, Tokyo |
| 1:50 pm | 20 min | Hayashi | Fuchu Bayashi Preservation Society Honjuku Branch | Fuchu City, Tokyo |
| 2:15 p.m. | 20 min | Hayashi | Hino City Festival Association | Hino City, Tokyo |
| 2:35pm | 10 min | rest | ||
| 2:45 p.m. | half an hour | Japanese drum | Tama Taiko Lovers Association | Tama City, Tokyo |
| 3:20pm | half an hour | Japanese drum | Eel drum | Inagi City, Tokyo |
| 3:55pm | 25 minutes | Hayashi | Chofu City Local Performing Arts Festival Bayashi Preservation Society (Shimofuda Bayashi Ren) | Chofu City, Tokyo |
| 4:25pm | 15 minutes | Good morning | Tamagawa Bayashi Preservation Society | Komae City, Tokyo |
| 4:45pm | 15 minutes | Rock, paper, scissors tournament |
"Inagi Taiko" will be performing from Inagi City!
Eel drum
There will also be a rock-paper-scissors tournament!
After the local performing arts, there will be a rock-paper-scissors competition where you can win special products.
The 8th Tama River Basin Products Exhibition will also be held at the same time!
At the same time, a Tama River Basin product exhibition will be held by the nine municipalities participating in the Tama River Basin Folk Performing Arts Festival.
We look forward to seeing you all there.
date and time
Sunday, December 1, 2024 10:00 am to 2:00 pm Note: Ends when sold out
venue
Ekimae Hiroba (Nearest station: Odakyu Line “Komae Station”)
Contents
We will be selling local specialties from the Tama River basin.
- Tanbayama Village (Yamanashi Prefecture): Log-grown Maitake mushroom stock, Tabagame deer curry, miso dressing, etc.
- Kosuge Village (Yamanashi Prefecture): Salt-grilled yamame trout (charcoal), grilled whole makomotake mushrooms (charcoal), tornado potatoes
- Okutama Town (Tokyo): Specialties of Okutama Town, Okutama curry, yuzu pepper, etc.
- Hino City (Tokyo): Hino vegetables and famous sweets
- Tama City (Tokyo): Handmade, freshly fried curry bread, Rascal cookies, Work Center Rest handmade sweets, etc.
- Inagi City (Tokyo): Drip coffee packs, dried fruits and vegetables, pasta kits, etc.
- Chofu City (Tokyo): Gegege no Kitaro monster grill
- Komae City (Tokyo): Komae brand agricultural products
inquiry
Tama River Basin Local Performing Arts Festival Executive Committee Secretariat (Komae City Citizen Life Department Regional Revitalization)
Phone: 03-3430-1111
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Inquiries regarding this page
Inagi City Education Department Lifelong Learning Division
2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi-shi, Tokyo
Phone: 042-377-2121 Fax: 042-379-0491
