Rokugo Kamakura Festival
Rokugo’s Little New Year traditions, carried on through Tenzuku, the fire festival, and the bamboo battle
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Rokugo’s Little New Year traditions, carried on through Tenzuku, the fire festival, and the bamboo battle
A tradition of shinmei structures on the eastern and western shores, and flames lighting up the night sky
An archery ritual in which arrows are shot at a large target to pray for the community’s peace and a rich harvest
Imao’s fire festival, where bamboo mikoshi from 13 neighborhoods offer flames and sound
Hoko-in’s Hadaka Matsuri, where participants cross the wintry Kuise River to ward off misfortune
A distinctive Shogoin Setsubun observance that guides demons to reform instead of driving them away
Miyazu’s Setsubun Grand Festival, wishing for good fortune through prayers and bean throwing
Three days in Fukuri, Tsuyama, discovering beliefs in safe childbirth and protection from mamushi bites
Red and blue demons circle the mountain, bringing wishes for good fortune at Kikugawa's Setsubun Festival