Bedoyo Wulandaru dance is a traditional dance originated from Banyuwangi, East Java. This dance is a manifestation of the happiness of the community at the time of welcoming the arrival of large guests who come there. Bedoyo Wulandaru dance is one of the famous traditional dances in Banyuwangi, East Java. History of Bedoyo Wulandaru Dance According to some historical sources, in the past Bedoyo Wulandaru dance was used by the Blambangan community in welcoming the entourage of King Hayam Wuruk and Mahapatih Gajahmada who visited their area. Bedoyo Wulandaru dance is an expression of joy from Blambangan society in welcoming the great guest and then named Bedoyo Wulandaru Dance. The name of Bedoyo Wulandaru Dance itself is a combination of bedoyo and wulandaru. The word bedoyo itself refers to the title of the female dancers who performed this dance. While in the word wulandaru is a combination of the word wulan and ndaru. In the Java language, this word means wulan moon is interpreted as
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