A shrine’s Okihiki event, passed down in the Karausu community
Karausu Shrine’s Okihiki event
Festival information
EVENT INFORMATION- Location
- Karausu Shrine
- Area
- Mie Prefecture・Tsu City(From Tokyo: approx. 2 h 30 min–3 h · bullet train + connecting train)Prefecture-level estimate to a main station or airport, not the venue. Airport access, check-in and onward travel are extra; remote areas and islands can take much longer.
- Highlights and activities
- Last updated
- 2026/11/11
Karausu Shrine’s Okihiki event is an intangible folk cultural property passed down in Karausu-cho, Tsu City.
Location and access
- Venue and address
Karausu Shrine (Karausu-cho, Tsu City)
Address Karausu-cho, Tsu City
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三重県総合博物館
三重県津市にある公立博物館
石水博物館
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Origins and History of Karausu Shrine’s Okihiki event
Karausu Shrine’s Okihiki event is an intangible folk cultural property passed down in Karausu-cho, Tsu City.
In Tsu City’s list of city-designated cultural properties, the period field is marked “—,” and the event was designated in Heisei 5April 26.
The location/address field lists Karausu-cho, and the owner/manager field lists Jike Ward and 9 other wards.
Official information
Karausu Shrine’s Okihiki event is listed as an intangible folk cultural property in the “List of City-Designated Cultural Properties” on the official Tsu City website.
Its location is Karausu-cho, its owner and manager are Jike Ward and 9 other wards, and its designation date is Heisei 5April 26.
Karausu Shrine’s Okihiki event at a Glance
Sources and references
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Article updated: 2026/11/11
