Hachisuka Festival
A festival where everyone joins the circle to enjoy the roots of Awa Odori in a place associated with the Hachisuka family
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A festival where everyone joins the circle to enjoy the roots of Awa Odori in a place associated with the Hachisuka family
Illuminations bringing winter color to Takamatsu, with local community participation
Uwajima’s graceful Yatsushika Odori, accompanied by deer masks and drums
An Okuiyo mud festival rooted in traditions of plowing with oxen and rice planting
Muroto's offering dance, resounding with gratitude to the sea and prayers for a good catch
A winter tradition in central Sasebo, brightening the city with lights and music
A summer festival illuminating a town of spring water with Japanese umbrellas and lanterns
A summer festival bringing color to Kumamoto’s streets through dance
A traditional Yamaga summer-night spectacle illuminated by gold lanterns and the Yoheho-bushi