显示源文件讨论过去修订反向链接回到顶部 Share via Share via... Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Telegram WhatsApp Yammer Reddit最近更改Send via e-Mail打印Permalink × 目录 奥能登的田神祭 遗产详细介绍 遗产图片 遗产邮票 主要邮票 奥能登的田神祭 Oku-noto no Aenokoto is an agricultural ritual transmitted from generation to generation by the rice farmers of the Noto Peninsula, which projects from Ishikawa prefecture in the centre of Japan’s main island, Honshu. The twice-yearly ceremony is unique among the harvest rituals of Asia in that the master of the house invites the deity of the rice field into his home, behaving as though the invisible spirit were really present. In December, to express gratitude for the harvest, the farmer draws a bath and begins to prepare a meal, summoning the deity from the field with the sound of pounding rice cakes. Welcoming his guest in formal clothes with a lantern, the farmer allows it to rest in a guest room before assisting it with a bath and offering a meal of rice, beans and fish. Because the deity is said to have poor eyesight, the host describes the meal as he serves it. A similar ritual is performed before planting in February to ensure an abundant harvest. Performed with individual variations throughout the region, Oku-noto no Aenokoto reflects the everyday culture of the Japanese, who have cultivated rice since ancient times, and serves as a marker of identity for the area’s farmers. 非物质文化遗产 国别 日本 Japan 中文名称奥能登的田神祭 英文名称Oku-noto no Aenokoto 登录年份2009 遗产详细介绍 遗产图片 遗产邮票 主要邮票 发行国家/地区:日本Japan 名称时间邮票 [] 非遗/亚洲和太平洋地区/日本/奥能登的田神祭.txt 最后更改: 6年前由 青团00 登录