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A 200-Year Tradition: The Miyazato Harvest Festival in Nago City, Okinawa - "Hitaihya!" - A Breathtaking Kumiodori Performance that Elicits Enthusiastic Whistles.

[Nago] The harvest festival of Miyazato district (District Chief: Shigehiro Higa) in Nago City, which is said to have a history of about 200 years, was held at the district community center for three days starting on the 19th. Fifteen dances, including "Chōja no Ōnushi," "Shiratori," and "Kashikake," as well as the dance drama "Urashima" and the Kumiodori "Fushiyama Katakiuchi," were performed, with a total of 30 performers enlivening the stage.
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[Nago] The harvest festival of Miyazato district (District Chief: Shigehiro Higa) in Nago City, which is said to have a history of about 200 years, was held at the district community center for three days starting on the 19th. Fifteen dances, including "Chōja no Ōnushi," "Shiratori," and "Kashikake," as well as the dance drama "Urashima" and the Kumiodori "Fushiyama Katakiuchi," were performed, with a total of 30 performers enlivening the stage.

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沖縄タイムス+プラス broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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