Kagura refers to songs and dances dedicated to the gods of Japanese mythology, and the myths are included in the first volumes of Japan's oldest history books, the Kojiki (712) and Nihon Shoki (720). It is spelled out. It is divided into ``Okagura,'' which is danced in the imperial court, and ``Sato Kagura,'' which is danced at ordinary shrines and private homes.Both are performed once a year as rituals for a good harvest, and people invite the gods to enjoy Kagura all night long. It is said that the original form is ``Playing with God''. ``Sato Kagura,'' which has been passed down from generation to generation in regions across the country, is deeply influenced by the local culture, and its main characteristic is that it has been passed down through the hands of ordinary people. Takachiho Town is a historical place that has been the setting for various myths and legends, including the "Myth of the Descendance of the Tenson." Gods that appear in mythology are still worshiped throughout the town.