What does the traditional Japanese awa odori mean?

Awa Odori is a Japanese dance, "Po" is the original name of Tokushima, and "Odori" is a dance. The origin of awa odori can be traced back to more than 400 years ago. Held from August 12 to August 15 every year.

In awa odori, there are usually dozens of people dancing together in the street. Usually, men and women form a small group to dance in front with the rhythm of 2 beats, and the accompanist follows. Musical instruments are basically Sanweixian, Taigu, Giant Drum and Flute.