What does the "Six-Party Art" in Japanese modern dance represent? What does it mean for dancers to perform in these six directions?

Six-party art has profound cultural connotation, and the six parties represent six directions: east, west, south, north, up and down. Dancers dance in these six directions, which broadens the space for dance performance. In addition, it also contains the meaning of witchcraft. In the art of ape music, the six-party dance steps of dancers also have the meaning of killing demons. This religious ritual dance, which worships the six parties and suppresses demons, has been absorbed into various dance forms. In kabuki art, it has become a new compound dance form that skillfully combines arms, waist and feet.