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神楽の調べ ―八雲に舞う縁―
島根県の魂をイメージした姉妹が舞う音（しまいね）を具現化☆ 島根県の東西文化（出雲と石見）を「舞」という共通語でつないだ縁── 島根県出雲地方の秋、旧暦10月を「神在月」と呼ぶことにちなんで神話風に詰め込みました！ 西の石見神楽、東の八雲立つ出雲の国。 美しい海に浮かぶ島に咲き誇る県花の牡丹を衣にあしらった心美しい姉、 良質な玉鋼を生み出す技術をイメージした炎と黄金の龍をまとった情熱的な妹が織りなす悠久の舞いをお楽しみください♪ “Shimai-ne” — The Sound of Shimane’s Soul This artwork connects Shimane’s eastern Izumo myths and western Iwami through the shared language of KAGURA dance. Inspired by the “Month of the Gods” in Izumo, it depicts two sisters: the elder, graceful and adorned with peonies, Shimane’s prefectural flower; the younger, passionate and wrapped in fire and golden dragons, evoking the steel of Tatara. Together, they weave an eternal dance beneath the sacred skies of Yakumo.
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