Toyama Prefecture・Tonami City
Demachi Children's Kabuki Hikiyama Festival
Demachi's children's kabuki, passed down on the hikiyama stage
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Kanagawa Prefecture・Isehara City
Hojo-bo’s Shinboku Nobori
A traditional Hinata event where yamabushi climb a sacred tree and offer prayers
Ended
Akita Prefecture・Yuzawa City
Inukko Festival
Yuzawa’s winter prayers, illuminated by snow shrines and candlelight
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Ended
Gifu Prefecture・Gero City
Gero’s Tanokami Festival
A traditional Gero festival entrusting prayers for a good harvest to hanagasa hats and rice-field performing arts
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Aichi Prefecture・Toyohashi City
Toyohashi Oni Festival
A centuries-old Toyohashi festival where a red demon and a tengu dance, while white powder and candy cleanse the town
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Ended
Kyoto Prefecture・Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City
Senbon Enmado Gokyo Setsubun Festival
A Setsubun festival featuring the chant “Demons in too” and nenbutsu kyogen
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Kyoto Prefecture・Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
Heian Jingu Setsubun Festival
A Setsubun festival featuring the ancient-style Da Na no Gi and the Oni no Mai
Kyoto Prefecture・Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
Shogoin Setsubun-e
A distinctive Shogoin Setsubun observance that guides demons to reform instead of driving them away
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Fukushima Prefecture・Tanagura Town
Tsutsukowake Shrine Otaue
An ancient rice-field ritual dance in Tanagura, depicting a bountiful harvest on a taiko drum