Shirotori dance

Shirotori dance has about 400years of history
The traditional Shirotori dance has a light tempo, making it very popular among young people.
The dancers form a dancing circle around the hall, enthusiastically clapping their hands and wooden clogs, to the sound of shamisen, flutes, drums, and folklore songs. Music echoes lively around the hall.
 

About the dance experience

Enjoy dancing in the original venue adorned with vintage photographs of the dance’s history. Various experiences are available, to learn different choreographies and origins of the Shirotori dance. On stage, the Dance Preservation Society members perform in traditional cotton kimono and wooden clogs, providing easy-to-understand instructions for everyone.