Kawamata Imamiya-sama no Okomori
Kawamata’s late-night ritual connecting the shrine on Mount Atago with the temporary shrine
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Kawamata’s late-night ritual connecting the shrine on Mount Atago with the temporary shrine
Suga Hiro’s autumn festival, brought to life by the sound of the sasara and three lions
A prayer to send the village’s epidemics beyond the mountain settlement, entrusted to the bonten and hayashi music
Festival rites in Shimokuchi, Sado, preserved in medieval records
A traditional Bon Odori in Ueno, Minamiechizen Town, featuring folk songs and costumes
The Onna-shishi Dance and the Little New Year in Hakushu, watched over by Dosojin
A festival in which a mikoshi bearing a hoe-shaped object travels through a mountain village, carrying prayers for a good harvest
A shrine festival in Tochihara, where hopes for a good harvest are entrusted to archery and the Naematsu ceremony
Kitano Tenmangu’s Setsubun Festival, with kyogen, dance, and bean throwing following prayers to ward off misfortune