Suga Shrine’s Yuki-Ai Festival
A grand festival held once every 33 years, when mikoshi for a male and female deity meet
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A grand festival held once every 33 years, when mikoshi for a male and female deity meet
An early-summer grand festival where mikoshi connect the streets and sea of Zaimokuza
A grand festival every 60 years, honoring a National Treasure bell and carrying forward the community’s prayers
Encounter the sound of festival music passed down in Kamakura’s Dai area
Festival rites in Shimokuchi, Sado, preserved in medieval records
Sado’s Ta-asobi ritual, depicting hopes for a good harvest in the worship hall’s rice paddy
Shinsui’s distinctive feather-tossing ritual, passed down amid flames and a circle in the snow
An intangible folk cultural property event passed down in Sekiyama, Myoko City
A traditional event in which a shimenawa and celebratory songs wind through Shionomachi in winter