Ichizawa Hayashiren

Ichizawa Hayashi has been the entertainment of villagers since the early Meiji era when Ichizawacho was called Nozawa in Futamatagawa Village.
In addition, it has been inherited as a member of the lively performance of God. Like Kasabayashi, Kanda music
It was a musical accompaniment that originated from the war, and continued its activities while recruiting members.
After that, from the end of the Showa era to the beginning of the Heisei era, there was a crisis of suspension of activities due to a lack of successors.
However, volunteer caretakers at Ichizawa Kumano Shrine worked to foster young people and revived around 2000. Nowadays, children
There are 17 members, including the lion dance, festival music, and various local events in addition to the New Year's lion dance and festival music.
I have been working on it.

◆The charm of Ichizawa Music
Ichizawa Hayashi is a traditional performing art that is rooted in the local community, and the IchizawaIchizawa Elementary School.
Participating in stars, etc., many locals, from adults to children, can see it. Through activities
While enlivening the area, everyone who saw the voices saying "fun" and "I want to do it myself"
It is a musical accompaniment where you can feel a sense of unity with the local community.

◆Why did you start and why I continued to do it?
In the past, I wanted to watch it when I was a child, but when I became an adult and at the time of the preservation society was revived.
I was able to participate. At that time, there was no music, but I deciphered the teacher's performance video and dropped it on the music.
I have been trying to make it possible for everyone to practice.
Recently, a child who saw a performance at the festival told their parents that they wanted to do it, and the parents and children.
There are also members who participated in this event.

◆Fostering successors
In the musical accompaniment, the flute supports the whole, and if the flute cannot be blown, it will be difficult to continue.
At the time of successor training, everyone learned the flute and let it blow. I want to convey it to the next generation.
If you are interested in seeing it, please contact us.

Practice once a week at Kumano Shrine

• The third Sunday of September Kumano Shrine Annual Festival
• Ichizawa Elementary School Ichizawa Festa
• January 1 New Year's Day Festival
• January 3 Visit to lion dance in the town
• In addition, a gathering to celebrate the elderly in late October, a greeting party in mid-January.