A folk performing art performed at spring festivals in the Sado region of Niigata Prefecture. A black-headed, blue-faced male demon and a white-headed, red-faced female demon often play large drums and involve two lions.On-deko [demon drum]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 新潟県佐渡地方で春の祭礼などに行なわれる民俗芸能。黒頭青面の雄鬼と白頭赤面の雌鬼とが大太鼓を打ち獅子二頭がからむものが多い。おんでこ。
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