Kōno Matsuri
Prayers for Sagami conveyed through six shrines’ mikoshi and a traditional seating dialogue
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Prayers for Sagami conveyed through six shrines’ mikoshi and a traditional seating dialogue
A festival where the memories of leaf-tobacco farming live on, and fire and dance brighten the city
Niitsu’s summer, where folk dance meets the spectacle of dashi
Children’s bugaku dances set against the pondside stage and bridgeway
A local festival in Raikoji enlivened by shagyari and dashi
A Sengoku-era pageant in Uozu, with signal fires rising from mountain castles
A procession of 13 dashi brings color to the port town, with hanayama by day and lantern-lit dashi by night
Iida-machi’s summer festival, lit up by a giant Tōrōyama and festival songs
A Shichinen Festival where three mikoshi and dedicated performances process through town