Noun
kagura (uncountable)
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A kind of Shinto theatrical dance in Japan.
However, the yamabushi kagura tradition has retained its ritualistic and religious nature. Source: Internet
Kagura is rather stern and aloof, but she is not cruel, and she is capable of making friends. Source: Internet
Folk kagura, or kagura from the countryside is divided according to region. Source: Internet
In modern-day Japan it appears to be difficult to find authentic ritual possession, called kamigakari, in kagura dance. Source: Internet
Izumo kagura appears to be the most popular type of kagura. Source: Internet
Miko kagura is the oldest type of kagura and is danced by women in Shinto shrines and during folk festivals. Source: Internet