Eisa is a traditional dance from Okinawa, Japan, performed during the Obon festival, which honors deceased ancestors. This lively dance involves rhythmic drumming, energetic movements, and group formations. Dancers often wear colorful costumes and perform to the beat of large drums, along with chanting and singing. Eisa dance is known for its vibrant and spirited style, reflecting the cultural heritage and communal spirit of Okinawa. The dance is a key part of the Obon celebrations, celebrating both the joy of life and the remembrance of ancestors.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „Eisa” po angielsku

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