Moroki Local Performing Arts Preservation Association (Moroki Kyodogei no Uhozonkai)

Introduction of the Kaguradan/
Around 1830, kagura was performed in the Morogi district, and it was dedicated at the autumn festival as a traditional performing art. The name was also changed from the Maiko Fire Group to the Youth Association, Kyoai Maiko Group, and Moroki Local Entertainment Preservation Association, and for a long time, it has been inherited from Juni Jingu Kagura and fireworks (blowfire). It was certified as an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Hiroshima City in 2004, and we hold a children's kagura class based on dedication kagura, and perform at the Autumn Festival and other regional events.
Name of Representative (Title) /Shigemoto Koji (Preservation Society Chairman)
Contact/090-8242-1946 (Chairman Shigemoto)
When the Kaguradan was found/Showa 45
Number of members: 37
Holding Program: Aki Twelve Jinzumi Kagura
Local Shrine/ Kibitsu Shrine
Performance period at local shrine/ 4th Saturday of October
Past performance results/Kagura dedication in Japan (Hikone Castle Noh Stage, Shimane Sata Shrine, Okayama Kibitsu Shrine, Hiroshima Kibitsu Shrine, Nara Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Hiroshima Itsukushima Shrine, etc.) and overseas (Hawaii-Honolulu, Korea-Daegu) etc. We participate in festivals to deepen exchanges and participate in various events in Hiroshima.
Onsite Kagura Performance/Not Available