Takachiho no Yo Kagura
An all-night ritual preserving myth-inspired dances in each village
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An all-night ritual preserving myth-inspired dances in each village
Iwamizawa’s flowers, dance, and a colorful summer festival
A mochi-pounding event featuring regional mochi from hometown associations and Chitose ozoni
A seaside festival celebrating the port’s bounty and praying for a good catch, with fireworks lighting up the night sky
A food culture festival in Horokanai, bringing together soba from across Japan and the people who make it
A Summer Food Festival Featuring Suffolk Sheep from Yagishiri Island at the Port
A winter scene in Shizukuishi, brought to life by snow sculptures and kamakura
An ancient rice-field ritual dance in Tanagura, depicting a bountiful harvest on a taiko drum
Tengu visit mountain shrines in Kasama at this unusual festival, where calls ring out