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23.12 03:10
10 Min
MATSURI: The Heartbeat of Japan
Namahage: Oga (NHK WORLD)
23.12 03:10
10 Min
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan: 6126-012
On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage - it's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds, and it was recently revived in the village of Tayazawa. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
23.12 03:10
10 Min
MATSURI: The Heartbeat of Japan
Namahage: Oga. On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage. It's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds. And in the village of Tayazawa, it was recently revived. ()
23.12 03:10
10 Min
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan: 6126-012
On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage - it's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds, and it was recently revived in the village of Tayazawa. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
23.12 07:10
10 Min
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan: 6126-012
On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage - it's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds, and it was recently revived in the village of Tayazawa. (NHK WORLD-JAPAN)
23.12 07:10
10 Min
MATSURI: The Heartbeat of Japan
Namahage: Oga. On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage. It's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds. And in the village of Tayazawa, it was recently revived. ()
23.12 07:10
10 Min
MATSURI: The Heartbeat of Japan
Namahage: Oga (NHK WORLD)
23.12 07:10
10 Min
Matsuri: The Heartbeat of Japan: 6126-012
On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage - it's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds, and it was recently revived in the village of Tayazawa. (NHK WORLD-JPN)
23.12 14:10
10 Min
MATSURI: The Heartbeat of Japan
Namahage: Oga (NHK WORLD)
23.12 14:10
10 Min
MATSURI: The Heartbeat of Japan
Namahage: Oga. On New Year's Eve, performers dress as monsters called namahage. It's a good-natured tradition that strengthens family and community bonds. And in the village of Tayazawa, it was recently revived. ()