Negai-no-miya Shrine / Ryujin-norito (Prayers to the Divine Dragon)
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I am Kiyoshi Momoyama, the Shinto Priest of Negainomiya
(The Shrine of Hope), in Osaka, Japan.
Please feel the vibes of our shrine and be enlightened!
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■Gods and the Buddha Deeply Rooted in Modern Japan
New movememts are also found in shrines.For example,Negai-no-miya Shrine in Osaka utilizes IT,allowing people to make wishes and interact with the guuji (the head of the shrine) on the internet.It also lets people experience the job of a miko,a maiden who conducts ceremonies to worship gods at a shrine.In addition, the shrine offers classes in gagaku,a type of Japanese music from ancient times.
We always put an emphasis on idea of 'helping people become happier.'We would like to continue with the new endeavors to help make gods feel more familiar to people,says Negai-no-miya's guuji MOMOYAMA Kiyoshi. We would like people from different backgrounds to experience traditional Japanese culture and Shinto culture, and above all to have the experience of purifying their hearts.With this in mind, Momoyama makes the miko experience and gagaku lessons available to non-Japanene as well.
It felt really sacred. Being caught up in hectic daily life, I had forgotten about my life-long dream, but doing this has made me want to pursue it once again ,says a
woman who experienced the job of a miko. If you pray at this shrine,your wish will come true,and I'm also attracted to the personality of the guuji, says a man who has come all the way to this Osaka shrine from Ehime Prefecture.
Momoyama's new activities are increasing the number of fans of Negai-no-miya Shrine. A woman living in Tokyo learned about the shrine through mixi, a social networking site.I'm not religious, but I believe that some invisible power exists,she says, referring to the shrine that she calls heroasis. This is a place where your wishes are delivered to the gods.I like its atmosphere of freedom,too.
MIYAJIMA (JAPON) BUGAKU
Cet art de plein air en provenance directe de Chine (tôgaku), d'Inde (tenjikugaku), de Corée(komagaku) et de Mandchourie(bokkaigaku) vers le VIIIe siècle correspond à une danse emprunte de gravité et de solennité. La chorégraphie des BUGAKU obéit à des compositions géométriques strictes. Les danses évoluent au rythme d'accompagnement musicaux(gagaku), joués par des flûtes droites, des kotos à treize cordes, des tambours, des flûtes traversières...Oeuvres interprétées essentiellement ques lors des fêtes shinto ou de grands événements au cours de l'année.
Ranryo-o (Danza) Bugaku danza tradizionale
Storia del nobile Gao Changgong. I partecipante al servizio buddhista diventono un tutt'uno,come se fossere guidati da un boun condottiero (guida spirituale) quale Changgong