ep.11 - 「祭太郎」は十勝で生まれた！？祭太郎さんとの対話その①

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GANKE FES初年度から、オープニングアクトを努めていただいている祭太郎さんとの対話その①ルーツを探す旅、神話の扱い方、そして崖というただの岩に向かって声をかけること。祭りの妖精・祭太郎さんと主催・鳥本が、年に一回のお祭りの意味、流れと循環、言葉になる前のものについて語り合いました。話:鳥本健太(⁠GANKE FES⁠ / ⁠office339⁠)、祭太郎(祭林堂)⁠声・編集:らいらいながまさ(FM WING/Amorphous / MOF RECORDS)音楽:松下映里子「TEN」

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ep.11 - 「祭太郎」は十勝で生まれた！？祭太郎さんとの対話その①

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