Although Korea and China are our neighboring countries, not much has been made clear about conditions surrounding the transmission of their local traditional performing arts, which are similar to folk performing arts of Japan, nor about measures for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage in these countries. Even though the situation concerning transmission of performing arts may not be as serious as it is in Japan, which is affected by declining birthrate, aging population and overall depopulation, it is a fact that these two countries are faced with similar problems of changes and decline of traditional performing arts. This paper presents two case studies: an example of a festival and performing art in Korea that is faced with problems of depopulation and an example of a farming area in China where transmission of performing arts is endangered because of people leaving their districts to work in the cities. Studies are also made of measures for safeguarding intangible cultural heritage in Korea and China.
雑誌名
無形文化遺産研究報告
雑誌名(英)
Research and Reports on Intangible Cultural Heritage
韓国、中国の地域の伝統芸能の衰退と無形文化遺産保護施策
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