Iwakuni Yukiba no Kagura
A grand kagura of shrine pavilions and pine pillars, passed down in Yukiba
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A grand kagura of shrine pavilions and pine pillars, passed down in Yukiba
A traditional festival that brings color to Uwajima’s summer, with mikoshi crossing the sea and river
A winter tradition in central Sasebo, brightening the city with lights and music
An autumn festival in Mashiki Town, passed down through a dance of sparks and male and female lions
A traditional Yamaga summer-night spectacle illuminated by gold lanterns and the Yoheho-bushi
Nakatsu Kakize's Iwato Kagura, passed down through the hot-water halberd and fire-walking
A coastal procession of prayer and performance, accompanied by Gongen-sama
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