Honmura Hayashiren

Motomura Hayashi was reported in the early Meiji era, and it is said that it was popular during the Taisho era. Meiji
During the inauguration ceremony of the restoration work of the temple of Honmura Shinmei Shrine in the middle term, there is also a story that Honmura Hayashiren performed at a stall.
I'm doing it. At that time, the performance was based on Kanda-style music, but it was interrupted once during the war, and then Showa.
In the 1930s, it was revived by switching to a mountain-based music called Jonan Hayashi in the Omori district of Tokyo.
Currently, 11 people continue to work and has been certified as an intangible cultural property protection organization in Yokohama City.

◆The charm of Honmura Hayashi
There is also a background that the headwaters have changed since before and after the war, the dance is based on Kanda Hayashi and the musical accompaniment.
It's very important. There are three types of dances in Motomura Hayashi, but the flow of songs varies depending on the type, and the dance is performed.
By connecting songs together, the festival will be excited.
The musical instrument uses a young shinobue, and changes the flute according to the tone, and create a flow of music with a pleasant sound.
Yes. The flute, a large drum, two drums, and a gong breath, is attractive.

◆Honmura Shinmei Shrine's annual festival, Honmoku Oma sink
A major activity is the dedication of the Honmura Shinmei Shrine annual festival. 1st Saturday of September or 2nd Saturday of September every year
I go on the day (Saturday close to September 8).
In addition, as an activity in other districts, “Oma Nagashi” (prefectural designated intangible folklore text) held in Honmoku on the first Saturday and Sunday of August.
We also participate in the registration of chemical assets. This is an event in which music groups from each region are participating, and invited to another event before
I have been participating every year for about 20 years since I have participated.

◆Futures
At present, members of society are active, but members gather together to gather together.
There are also situations where it is difficult to do. In the future, I would like to continue our activities and consider fostering the next generation.

1st Sunday of every month from 19:00 to 21:00 Honmura Kaikan

• On the 1st Saturday of August, Sunday Honmoku Festival “Oma Nagashi”
• September 1st or 2nd Saturday of September Honmura Shinmeisha Annual Festival
• January 2 Honmura Lion Dance
• In addition, hands-on guidance at elementary schools, musicians at the request of the community, etc.