Geisha or geiko, or traditional Japanese performing artists and entertainers. Young Geisha practice their dance with umbrellas outdoors.
Shinto priests sit outside a shrine. A Shinto priest lead a ritual. He bows down in front of an altar. People carrying a Mikoshi portable shrine during a festival. People crossing a curved bridge. Japanese civilians visit a Shinto shrine. They attend a ritual service led by Shinto priests.
Japan as a tea drinking country. Japanese women picking tea leaves in Central or South Japan. Woman uses a Hishaku bamboo ladle to scoop tea from pot during a traditional tea ceremony. She pours tea into a bowl. She bows to another woman as part of the tea ceremony. She serves tea for the woman. The other woman drinks the tea.
Shows methodist mission Hirosaki boys school students exercise. Japanese boys in gym uniforms stretch and do exercises and calisthenics. Film shot approximately in 1934-35.
Winter in Hirosaki City, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. Snow covers the castle gate (Also called “Oite-mon”) of Hirosaki Castle in Hirosaki-City, Aomori-Prefecture (1 Shimoshirogane-cho, Hirosaki-shi, Aomori 036-8356). A Japanese woman walks towards the castle gate of Hirosaki Castle. Two horses drawn sled carts respectively in front of the donjon of the castle. The roof of the donjon, the bridge over the moat and cherry trees covered with snow.
Shows Japanese people walking to the spring festival, views of cherry blossom trees, three men dance in park to music played by three other men. Film shot in approximately 1934-35.
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