Moriyama Shrine’s Yobari ritual
Reading Hayama’s harvest prospects and the course of the seasons through water and wooden tablets
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Reading Hayama’s harvest prospects and the course of the seasons through water and wooden tablets
Three days of the grand mikoshi and covered shishi bringing color to the streets of Ishioka
Four days linking Katsuura’s streets and harbor with mikoshi and dashi
An autumn festival that brings Kashiwa Odori and mikoshi to the streets around the station
Okutama’s elegant folk performing art, passed down by dancers in women’s clothing
An autumn festival that fills the streets of Kichijoji with 11 mikoshi
Ichinomiya’s traditional festival, where mikoshi and deities run along the water’s edge
Takatsu’s Reisai, continued since the Edo period: 2 days of prayers passed down through the community
Music and large fireworks light up the night sky over Chofu and the Tama River