Crossword-Solution: KAGURA
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| Clue | Answers |
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| JAPANESE dance depicting gods/heroes | 1 answer |
| JAPANESE dance | 3 answers |
| oriental dance | 19 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
AEERT
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with KAGURA (5)
And the learned priest Sasa told me these things concerning the Pet of the Gods, and the Miko-kagura--which is the name of her sacred dance.
Her lover appears to have been utterly destitute; for, in order to support him, we find her giving exhibitions of the Miko-kagura in the Shijo-Kawara--which is the name given to a portion of the dry bed of the river Kamagawa--doubtless the same place in which the terrible executions by torture took place.
More merriment is to be found with the girls of Gion than with those who dance the _kagura_ (sacred dances) at Higashiyama.
Sometimes, also, at the more important temples is found a long covered platform, called the _Kagura-do_, where, on festivals and special occasions, a number of girls—those I saw at Nara were still quite children—perform the _Kagura_, or sacred dance.
Even when the strolling players of the Dai Kagura (the comedy which makes the gods laugh) and the "Lion of Corea" came into the village, and every boy and girl and nurse and woman was sure to be out in great glee, the child of the thunder stayed up in the field, or climbed on the high rocks to watch the sailing of the birds and the flowing of the water and the river far away.
Quotes with KAGURA (2)
[Kagura is doing laundry and tries to wring out Kyou's shirt causing it to rip in two ]Kyo Sohma: Tell me what I think just happened didn't just happen Kagura: My love ! Kyo Sohma: My shirt!
Dinner that night is a feast of flavor. To celebrate the successful exorcism, Kagura has cooked several more dishes than the shrine's usual, simple fare- fragrant onigiri, balls of rice soaked in green tea, with umeboshi- salty and pickled plums- as filling. There is eggplant simmered in clear soup, green beans in sesame sause, and burdock in sweet-and-sour dressing. The mood is festive.