Doronko Festival
An Okuiyo mud festival rooted in traditions of plowing with oxen and rice planting
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An Okuiyo mud festival rooted in traditions of plowing with oxen and rice planting
A traditional performing art of Bungo-ono, passed down through myth-inspired dance and music
A single-round tug-of-war in Kayo, bringing together prayer and strength on the beach
Wakura’s hub for experiencing the excitement of Nanao’s four major festivals at life size
A festival scene in Kashiyama, Okazaki, brought to life by dashi and festival music
A New Year’s Eve fire festival on Mount Haguro, where wishes are entrusted to huge torches
Yuza’s Little New Year: Visitors in straw kendan and masks
A grand festival held once every 4 years, when large banners representing the sun and moon adorn Shirama-tsu
Flames rising on the beach and a tug-of-war between sea and land mark Oiso’s Little New Year