Miharban

Miharban is a traditional Japanese ceremonial dance performed during certain religious festivals, especially in Buddhist contexts. It involves graceful, often symbolic movements that honor deities or spirits, reflecting reverence and spiritual reflection. The dance serves both as an act of worship and a cultural expression, showcasing artistic skill and devotion. Usually performed by trained performers, Miharban integrates music, attire, and choreography to create a harmonious ritual that connects participants and spectators with spiritual traditions and cultural heritage.