A type of street performance. Young men wear eight gongs around their necks and waists and dance while beating them, and it is said to have originated from singing nembutsu. In the "Jinrin Kunmou Zui," it is written that "it is a kind of singing nembutsu," and a picture of this is included. [Oda Koji] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
大道芸の一種。若衆が首や腰に8個の鉦(かね)をつけて曲打ちしながら踊るもので,歌念仏に発するという。《人倫訓蒙図彙》には〈歌念仏のたぐひなり〉とあり,その絵を載せる。【織田 紘二】
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