Noh tradition performed at shrine in Fukui Pref.

Noh tradition performed at shrine in Fukui Pref.

FUKUI, Japan - The annual "Mizuumi no Dengaku Nohmai," a Noh tradition designated as a national intangible folk cultural property, is performed at Ukan Shrine in the town of Ikeda, Fukui Prefecture, on Feb. 15, 2014.

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