The Lancet regional health. Western Pacific · 2026
Traditional arts and events for mental and social well-being: a scoping review framed by intangible cultural heritage.
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Honda Yukiko, Kohno Ayako, Habu Hiroshi, Honda Sayaka, Noguchi Taiji, Koga Chie, Hiramatsu Makoto, Okuzono Sakurako S, Sakurai Hiroko, Ohsuga Mieko, Lunar Frances Rom, Tun Tayzar, Luo Yan, Kondo Naoki
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To maintain mental and social well-being, strengthening community environments alongside targeting high-risk individuals is needed. Traditional arts and events may promote connectedness and social bonds, benefiting social and cultural well-being. However, research on non-therapeutic cultural factors remains limited and mostly confined to specific regions. This scoping review mapped current knowledge on the effects of traditional arts and events on mental and social well-being by systematically searching three databases-two global and one specific to Japan. A total of 42 relevant studies were identified, demonstrating that traditional arts and events, from daily practices to festivals, influence well-being. The review highlights the potential of cultural approaches to reduce the global burden of mental and social well-being challenges. Integrating these approaches can help health professionals and policymakers develop more comprehensive strategies beyond conventional frameworks.