Niigata Prefecture・Sado City
Koheiji Shrine Ta-asobi Shinto Ritual
Sado’s Ta-asobi ritual, depicting hopes for a good harvest in the worship hall’s rice paddy
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地域：北陸・甲信越
Niigata Prefecture・Tokamachi City
Shinsui’s Dorakujin and Hanekkee-shi
Shinsui’s distinctive feather-tossing ritual, passed down amid flames and a circle in the snow
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An intangible folk cultural property event passed down in Sekiyama, Myoko City
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A spring festival in Shimo-Nashi, with a mikoshi procession led by shishimai
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Ashikuraji Oyama Shrine Mikoshi Procession
A summer festival where 2 mikoshi tour the village and shrine grounds before racing back at the end
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A summer event in Kurobe, where wishes are entrusted to wheat-straw boats and sent down the Maekawa River
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