Ta-asobi at Oguni Shrine
A 12-section ritual performing art that uses a taiko drum to represent a rice paddy and pray for a good harvest
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A 12-section ritual performing art that uses a taiko drum to represent a rice paddy and pray for a good harvest
A traditional Shimada-juku procession featuring Ōyakkos carrying maru obi sashes
A vigorous boat ritual in Makinohara, with a model taru-kaisen cargo ship crossing rough seas
Twelve-part bugaku and a rich tradition of sacred dances at three shrines
A commemorative festival expressing gratitude for the water-management skills of past generations and the blessings they brought to the community
Fukuroi’s traditional autumn festival, where two-wheeled floats set the town trembling
A festival that illuminates waterfalls and highlands associated with Yoritomo with lights and bonfires
An autumn festival featuring two-wheeled floats parading through town, the neri, and the Maiko-gaeshi
The Gion festival’s furyū dances at Yamana Shrine, performed in 8 dances by child performers