Bon-Odori is a traditional Japanese dance. Therefore, Bon-Odori festival is a dance festival.
Mizu no odori is probably right; I checked it on Google Translate with something else.
Bon Odori was established in Japan over 220 years ago in Edo. The dance and music was different for every region in Japan.
The traditional dance in Japan is ''Bon-odori''. They dance in festival in summer
As a noun, it is 'odori.' Kanji: 踊り As a verb, "to dance" it is 'odoru.' Kanji: 踊る
I think it means dance
Bon-Odori is a traditional Japanese dance. Therefore, Bon-Odori festival is a dance festival.
odori
Mizu no odori is probably right; I checked it on Google Translate with something else.
dance=odori (odoree)
Tokyo odori - 1958 was released on: Japan: 1 January 1958 USA: 7 May 1958
Bon Odori was established in Japan over 220 years ago in Edo. The dance and music was different for every region in Japan.
The cast of Dokonjo monogatari - zeni no odori - 1963 includes: Chiemi Eri Eiji Funakoshi Jun Hamamura
July 31 at 11am
The cast of Awa-odori tanuki gassen - 1954 includes: Michiko Ai Koume Akasaka Yataro Kurokawa Entatsu Yokoyama
ō dō rē (say it like oh-dough-ree, putting the emphasis on dough)definition: Japanese dance
Well, the bon-odori would be my pick.