女性がつくる郷土芸能の未来 | 田仲 桂（大國魂神社大和舞伝承会会員） Born in Iwaki city, Fukushima prefecture, Kei is not only a recognized leader of the “Yamatomai”, “Jangara Nenbutsu Odori”, and “Sanbiki Shishi Mai” dances, but moreover, she is also active as a dancer in Fukushima local performing arts such as the “Taue Odori” and “Hosai Odori” dances. An ambassador committed to passing on the rich local cultural heritage to the next generations, Kei is actively supporting the research, preservation, and future utilization of these arts: she helps with the compilation of booklets (“Oazashi”) that document the local history and culture, develops mobile apps to spread awareness of these cultural assets through play, and produces radio programs on local history.
福島県いわき市出身・在住。大和舞・じゃんがら念仏踊・三匹獅子舞の担い手のほか、田植踊・宝財踊など福島県内の郷土芸能の踊り手として活動。地域に伝わる有形・無形の文化遺産を次世代に伝えるべく、それらの調査・研究・保存・活用、継承のための中間支援、大字誌の編纂、文化財を遊びながら発信するためのアプリ開発、地域の歴史を発信するラジオ番組の制作に携わる。 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx