List of Intangible Cultural Properties of Japan (Okinawa)

This list is of the Intangible Cultural Properties of Japan in the Prefecture of Okinawa.[1]

National Cultural Properties

As of 1 January 2015, eleven Important Intangible Cultural Properties have been designated, being of national significance.[2][3][4]

Performing Arts

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Kumi Odori
組踊
Kumi odori
Traditional Kumi Odori Preservation Society (伝統組踊保存会) inscribed by UNESCO on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity[5]
Ryukyuan Classical Music
琉球古典音楽
Ryūkyū koten ongaku
Shimabukuro Masao (島袋正雄), Terukina Chōichi (照喜名朝一)
Kumi Odori Music - Uta-Sanshin
組踊音楽歌三線
Kumi odori ongaku uta sanshin
Shiroma Tokutarō (城間德太郎), Nishie Kishun (西江喜春)
Kumi Odori - Tachikata
組踊立方
Kumi odori tachikata
Miyagi Nōhō (宮城能鳳)
Ryūkyū Dance
琉球舞踊
Ryūkyū buyō
Ryūkyū Dance Preservation Society (琉球舞踊保存会)

Craft Techniques

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Kijoka Bashōfu
喜如嘉の芭蕉布
Kijoka no bashōfu
Kijoka Bashōfu Preservation Society (喜如嘉の芭蕉布保存会)
Miyako Jōfu
宮古上布
Miyako jōfu
Miyako Jōfu Preservation Society (宮古上布保持団体) processes include hand spinning of the ramie, indigo dyeing, weaving, washing, and repairs; the cloth was used for poll tax payments from 1637
Bingata
紅型
bingata
Tamanaha Yūkō (玉那覇有公)
Shuri-no-Orimono
首里の織物
Shuri no orimono
Miyahara Hatsuko (宮平初子) textile technique
Bashōfu
芭蕉布
bashōfu
Taira Toshiko (平良敏子) banana fibre textile technique
Kumejima Tsumugi
久米島紬
Kumejima tsumugi
Kumejima Tsumugi Preservation Society (久米島紬保持団体)

Prefectural Cultural Properties

As of 1 May 2014, fourteen properties have been designated at a prefectural level.[4][6]

Performing Arts

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Okinawan Traditional Dance
沖縄伝統舞踊
Okinawa dentō buyō
Okinawan Traditional Dance Preservation Society (沖縄伝統舞踊保存会)
Okinawan Traditional Music - Nomura Ryū
沖縄伝統音楽野村流
Okinawa dentō ongaku Nomura-ryū
Okinawan Traditional Music Nomura Ryū Preservation Society (沖縄伝統音楽野村流保存会)
Okinawan Traditional Music - Afuso Ryū
沖縄伝統音楽安冨祖流
Okinawa dentō ongaku Afuso-ryū
Okinawan Traditional Music Afuso Ryū Preservation Society (沖縄伝統音楽安冨祖流保存会)
Okinawan Traditional Music - Tansui Ryū
沖縄伝統音楽湛水流
Okinawa dentō ongaku Tansui-ryū
Okinawan Traditional Music Tansui Ryū Preservation Society (沖縄伝統音楽湛水流保存会協議会)
Okinawan Traditional Music - Sōkyoku
沖縄伝統音楽箏曲
Okinawa dentō ongaku sōkyoku
Okinawan Traditional Music Sōkyoku Preservation Society (沖縄伝統音楽箏曲保存会)
Yaeyama Classical Min'yō
八重山古典民謡
Yaeyama koten minyō
Yaeyama Classical Min'yō Preservation Society (八重山古典民謡保持者協会)
Ryūkyū Kageki
琉球歌劇
Ryūkyū kageki
Ryūkyū Kageki Preservation Society (琉球歌劇保存会)
Yaeyama Traditional Dance
八重山伝統舞踊
Yaeyama dentō buyō
Morita Yoshiko (森田吉子), Yamamori Kiyo (山森キヨ), Motomori Hite (本盛ヒテ), Une Yukiko (宇根雪子)

Craft Techniques

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Bingata
紅型
bingata
Shiroma Eijun (城間榮順), Tamanaha Michiko (玉那覇道子), Fujimura Reiko (藤村玲子), Kinjō Shōtarō (金城昌太郎), Chinen Sekigen (知念績元), Kiyuna Morizō (喜友名盛蔵), Nishihira Sachiko (西平幸子)
True Shuri-no-Orimono
本場首里の織物
honba Shuri no orimono
Shukumine Kyōko (祝嶺恭子), Tawada Yoshiko (多和田淑子), Le Bars Miyahira Ginko (ルバース・ミヤヒラ・吟子)
Yomitan Hanaori
読谷山花織
Yomitanzan hanaori or Yuntanza hanaui
Higa Emiko (比嘉恵美子), Shimabukuro Shū (島袋秀), Ikehara Keiko (池原ケイ子) textile technique; an Important Intangible Cultural Property from 1999 until 2003, when it was removed from the national register upon the death of holder Yonamine Sada (與那嶺貞)
Yaeyama Jōfu
八重山上布
Yaeyama jōfu
Arakaki Sachiko (新垣幸子), Nakamura Sumiko (中村澄子), Taira Yōko (平良蓉子), Itokazu Emiko (糸数江美子), Matsutake Kimiko (松竹喜生子) textile technique
Ryūkyū Lacquerware
琉球漆器
Ryūkyū shikki
Maeda Takayoshi (前田孝允), Kinjō Yuiki (金城唯喜)

Karate - Kobujutsu

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Okinawan Karate and Kobujutsu
沖縄の空手・古武術
Okinawa no karate・ko-bujutsu
Ishikawa Tadashi (石川精徳), Uehara Takenobu (上原武信), Hichiya Yoshio (比知屋義夫), Nakamoto Masahiro (仲本政博), Higaonna Morio (東恩納盛男)

Municipal Cultural Properties

As of 1 May 2014, seven properties have been designated at a municipal level.[4][7]

Performing Arts

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Tinbe and Kamanti
ティンベーとカマンティ
tinbē to kamanti
Tinbe and Kamanti Preservation Society (ティンベー・カマンティー保存会) Tinbe is fighting with spear and shield, Kamanti with sickle and staff; performed on the 17th day of 7th month and 15th day of 8th month of the old lunar calendar;[8] Cultural Property of Nanjō
Amanchu
天人
Amanchu
Tsuhako District (津波古区) reenactment of legend of a giant who taught the local elder and his grandchild how to grow crops;[8] Cultural Property of Nanjō
Bōjutsu
棒術
bōjutsu
Tsuhako Old Bōjutsu Preservation Society (津波古棒術保存会) Cultural Property of Nanjō
Munjuru Bushi
むんじゅる節
munjuru bushi
Aguni Village Cultural Property of Aguni

Craft Techniques

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Tsuboya Ware
壺屋焼
Tsuboya-yaki
Tsuboya Ware Preservation Society (壷屋焼物保存会) Cultural Property of Naha
Ryūkyū Kasuri and Haebaru Hanaori
琉球絣と南風原花織
Ryūkyū kasuri to Haebaru hanaori
Ryūkyū Kasuri and Haebaru Hanaori Preservation Society (琉球絣と南風原花織保存会) Cultural Property of Haebaru

Oral Literature

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Folk Tales of Yamamoto Senkō
山本川恒の民話
Yamamoto Senkō no minwa
Yamamoto Senkō (山本川恒) (deceased) Cultural Property of Nago

Former Cultural Properties

Performing Arts

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Kumi Odori Music - Taiko
組踊音楽太鼓
Kumi odori ongaku taiko
removed from the national register in 2006 upon the death of holder Shimabukuro Mitsufumi (島袋光史)

Craft Techniques

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Ryūkyū Pottery
琉球陶器
Ryūkyū tōki
removed from the national register in 2004 upon the death of holder Kinjō Jirō (金城次郎)

Intangible Cultural Properties that need measures such as making records

As of 1 May 2014, there was one Intangible Cultural Property that needs measures such as making records (記録作成等の措置を講ずべき無形文化財).[4]

Craft Techniques

Property Holder Comments Image Ref.
Tsuboya Arayachi Ware
壷屋荒焼
Tsuboya no arayachi
Tsuboya ware is generally divided into two: the unglazed arayachi (sometimes given a manganese glaze) and glazed jōyachi (上焼); at the end of the seventeenth century the royal government moved the Chibana kilns from Misato, the Takaraguchi kilns from Shuri, and the Wakuta kilns from Naha to Tsuboya; in 1897 there were forty arayachi kilns, after the war two, and there is now one

See also

References

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