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Gifu Prefecture・Hida City
Furukawa Festival
Hida-Furukawa’s spring festival, celebrated with the Okoshi Daiko and magnificent dashi floats
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Toyama Prefecture・Nanto City
Usa Hachimangu Spring Festival
A festival where a golden mikoshi and Iori songs make their way through springtime in Fukumitsu
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Shizuoka Prefecture・Mori Town
Bugaku of Oguni Shrine
An ancient 12-stage Bugaku from Mori Town, passed down by children and adults
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Toyama Prefecture・Takaoka City
Nirami Jishi at Keta Shrine
A remarkable lion dance passed down in Fushiki Ichinomiya, glaring away misfortune
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Shizuoka Prefecture・Mori Town
Amamiya Shrine’s 12-part Bugaku
12 dances passed down in Mori Town, brought to life by children and masked dances
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Shizuoka Prefecture・Yaizu City
Fujimori Ta-asobi
Fujimori’s Rice-Planting Dance: Sacred Performing Arts Celebrating the Season from Planting to Harvest
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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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Tokyo Metropolis・Itabashi City
Itabashi no Ta-asobi
Ta-asobi, a prayer for a good harvest that depicts a year of rice cultivation with drums and recitations
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Tokyo Metropolis・Chiyoda City and other areas
Kanda Matsuri
A Tenka Matsuri that reflects Edo traditions, with hōren palanquins and mikoshi traveling through central Tokyo