Shimada Grand Festival
A traditional Shimada-juku procession featuring Ōyakkos carrying maru obi sashes
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A traditional Shimada-juku procession featuring Ōyakkos carrying maru obi sashes
Twelve-part bugaku and a rich tradition of sacred dances at three shrines
The Gion festival’s furyū dances at Yamana Shrine, performed in 8 dances by child performers
A night in Okumikawa filled with the deities’ dialogue and dances around a cauldron for heating water
Toyokawa’s summer skies ablaze with the inherited tradition of tezutsu fireworks
Carrying on the hometown’s masks, dancing Hanamatsuri in Toyohashi
Music in your ears, dancers in view: a silent Bon Odori
A spring festival in Yosano Town, where kagura and yatai connect generations through shared memories
A traditional festival where performances from five communities gather at Suwa Shrine