This practice is the domain of Hi'iaka, who's the sister of Pele.
A goddess of this practice was sent by her sister to retrieve a chief named Lohiau, but then had her favorite grove burned out of jealousy by that sister. This practice is the domain of Hi'iaka, who's the sister of Pele. Shinto shrine-maidens called miko perform a version of this practice called kagura. The muse of this practice is (*) Terpsichore, and the epithet "Nataraja" refers to this practice. Ame-no-Uzume lured Amaterasu out of a cave by performing a silly one of these acts. Shiva is often depicted doing this action in a fiery ring. For 10 points, name this type of performance, exemplified in Hawaii by the hula.
A goddess of this practice was sent by her sister to retrieve a chief named Lohiau, but then had her favorite grove burned out of jealousy by that sister.
dance [accept word forms; accept hula until “Shinto”; accept answers like sorcery and singing until “Shinto” since Hi’iaka governed those practices too] &lt;JG&gt;