Abstract

Sumbawan Cultural Village is one of the cultural village in the city of Pekalongan. Sumbawan Cultural Village has an icon that is known by the wider community namely Lopis giant cakes that exist only during the celebration of Syprefix, so that this giant lopis pastry Carnival is one of the cultural attraction for the city of Pekalongan. The purpose of this research is to determine the characteristic of the symbolism of giant lopis cakes at the celebration of Syawalan in Sumbawan Cultural village of Pekalongan. This activity has received MURI Award in the year 2000. The research method was used a descriptive method with a quantitative approach to describe the characteristics of a giant lopis symbolism. Data collection was collected in 2 ways, namely primary and secondary data. The primary Data was obtained from the observation, interviews and dissemination of the questionnaire to 100 respondents who were the committee and participants of the Syprefix celebration in Sumbawan Cultural village and performed in June 2019. The result of the research above was stated as below: 1) culinary as a symbol; Has an average value of 4.46 that’s means a good afforts; supported by togetherness between residents of Sumbawan Culture village had involved the celebration of Syawalan each year, 2) culinary as a sign of fellowship; Having an average value of 4.31 can be seen from the community that always serve Lopis to the guests when they cross into the village culture Sumbawan, 3) culinary as a status marker; Has an average value of 4.27 as a form of reverence and also an expression of gratitude to Allah SWT, 4) culinary as an icon; Has the highest average total value of 4.50 signifying a giant lopis not only popular in Sumbawan Cultural village itself even to the outside of Pekalongan and registered as a MURI record in 2000.

Highlights

  • Pekalongan is an area famous for Pekalongan batik culture

  • Based on Residence Status Respondents based on living status of 86% of residents living in North Pekalongan and 14% of residents living outside North Pekalongan are residents who come from Sumbawan Cultural Village and live in Sumbawan Cultural Village, but have another house outside Sumbawan Cultural Village

  • Giant Lopis Cake served symbolizes a sense of togetherness among residents Percentage of 93% of respondents, the results of the giant lopis responses that symbolize a sense of togetherness among residents is agreed that the Giant Lopis which is always present at the Syawalan celebration symbolizes a sense of togetherness between residents, can be seen during the cooking and preparation process, gathering all residents from young too old to work together in order to produce Giant Lopis, that with the Giant Lopis that every year there makes relatives visit the Sumbawan Cultural Village to make friends with one another

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Summary

International Journal of Social Science And Human Research

Agie Pradhipta[1], Fifi Nofiyanti[2], Ira Mayasari[3], Deasy Yulianti4 1,2,3,4Sekolah Tinggi Pariwisata Trisakti & Jakarta, Indonesia

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