Koheiji Shrine Ta-asobi Shinto Ritual
Sado’s Ta-asobi ritual, depicting hopes for a good harvest in the worship hall’s rice paddy
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Sado’s Ta-asobi ritual, depicting hopes for a good harvest in the worship hall’s rice paddy
The prayers of Isshin, passed down through barefoot fire-walking and blade-walking
An Okazaki agricultural ritual that entrusts hopes for a good harvest to a large kagami mochi and the actions of an ox
Kitano Tenmangu’s Setsubun Festival, with kyogen, dance, and bean throwing following prayers to ward off misfortune
Throwing beans at three demons to invite good fortune at the Moto Ise Setsubun Festival
Asahidani’s Obon fire festival, carrying Atago’s sacred fire to a bamboo basket
A traditional procession in Kitanada, Naruto, led by a tengu, with long-haired spears in motion