What are the two main types of Japanese medieval dance?

Japanese medieval dance mainly refers to the art from Kamakura to Edo. The dances in this period mainly include "Temple Fair Dance" and "Wujia Dance".

The representative of the temple fair dance is "Celebrating the New Year Dance". This is a popular dance art in temples from the end of the Heian Dynasty to the Kamakura era. The so-called "prolonging the year" refers to the comprehensive form of various dances. At present, some temples in Japan still retain traces of life-prolonging dance, and the shadow of life-prolonging dance can also be seen in Kabuki's Eighteen Persuasions. Most of "Dance for the New Year" has been lost.

The martial arts dances in the Middle Ages include: Dengaku, Xingruo Dance, Chatting Dance, Romantic Dance, etc.