Takisanji Oni Festival
Ta-asobi and the oni dance: Okazaki’s prayers passed down amid flames
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Ta-asobi and the oni dance: Okazaki’s prayers passed down amid flames
A fire-prevention ritual passed down in Yonekawa, with a group in straw costumes racing through town
A Tanabata festival of castle-shaped lantern floats crossing Noshiro at night and shachi ornaments dancing down the river
A summer festival in Kibashi where a giant guzu parades through town, dispelling misfortune with fire and dance
A great tug-of-war between Ebisu and Daikoku to divine the year’s fishing and harvest prospects
A fire festival passed down in Tomonoura, with people carrying flames up the stone steps
Yokooka and Omori’s Little New Year: A Tradition Passed Down Through Fire, Song, and Children
Sakabe Winter Festival, with flames, hot water, and masked dances continuing until dawn
Naburi’s dashi and improvised plays carry on hopes for fire prevention