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| | Kagura in Rome (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | On September 6th, 2001 a Kagura performance was held in Rome at the Saint Ignatius Catholic church, in the historic city center. |
 | | This was the very first time that Kagura had been performed anywhere in Italy and one of the very few occasions for Italians to attend a traditional Japanese event. |
 | | Kagura is, in fact, a Shinto folk ritual, characterized by music, dance, acrobatics, and drama. |
| www.shinto.org /isri/eng/danielesestili.htm (265 words) |
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