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A porridge ritual for safe childbirth and abundant harvests: gathering, pounding, and serving rice
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A porridge ritual for safe childbirth and abundant harvests: gathering, pounding, and serving rice
A New Year ritual in Miko, with messages from crows and wishes entrusted to the bow
Narao’s event, in which a straw horse is pulled and entrusted to the flames to send away the plague god
Praying for a safe and happy year at Uchibayashi’s Yakujin-san
A Food Festival of Kyoto by the Sea, Bringing Together the Flavors of Miyazu and Japan’s Three Scenic Views
A spirited Kue-oshi ritual passed down in a seaside town
The autumn festival in Kui, preserving the old Miyaza tradition and the ritual handling of a large sea bream
An ancient festival passed down in Hohoku, where deities from the mountains and the coast meet
Kunisaki’s autumn festivals, reflected in its inherited ritual groups and doburoku