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9/29 (Sun) Araodori was held in 🐵💫

It was a hot sunny day, and it was photogenic, but I think 💦 👏 it was really hard for everyone who wore costumes and danced all day long

I thought 😳✨ it was really amazing that so many many people were doing one dance, remembering their roles, dances, and songs

Elementary school students also danced together on the way, and I was impression 🥹 that the tradition has been passed down to men and women of all ages

I heard that Araodori used to be forbidden to women, but I felt 💪✨ the spirit of the entire community to protect the tradition while changing the form according to the times

And today, in fact, I want to let more people know about the charm and traditions of Gokase Town and make Gokase Town a lively Town! A student from Gokase junior high school who had this in mind took video pictures 📸💡 of the Scene of the ara dance all day long

I think I will be able to open to the public that videos in the near future, so please Fun 🤗💕

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