Yasaka Shrine Sacred Sake Drinking Ceremony
Mashiko’s festival traditions and the bond between the towns, carried on through a large sake cup
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Mashiko’s festival traditions and the bond between the towns, carried on through a large sake cup
Toyohama’s traditional festival, with a giant sea bream parading along the coast and through town
Noda’s traditional performing art, where dancers praying for rain captivate audiences atop a tall pole
Miyada’s summer festival, brought to life by mikoshi processions through town and their destruction at night
A festival where kiriko floats showered in sparks and mikoshi race through Uetsu
A rice-planting festival where glowing large lanterns race through Tsuzawa at night
A festival where a bonten mikoshi passes through Uji on a night with the lights extinguished
A festival where Iba’s prayers come alive as mikoshi race down a steep slope
Oiso’s spring festival, where a mikoshi climbs the steep slopes of Mount Koma