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Nishiokoppe, Hokkaido
Sep. 19, 2024
[Shrine Festival] September 11 is a shrine festival in the Nishiokoppe area. Elementary and junior high schools end early At half past ten, we gathered at the starting point of the portable shrine. Adult and children wear happi coats We will go around each In the town association. Nursery school children dressed in juvenile costumes Adult and elementary and junior high school students followed me and walked hard. It took about two and a half hours to finish the whole tour. I usually travel by Car even in the Village. It's been a long time since I've walked this yellowtail. The Lion Dance Team Lives at Home It seems that they went around one by one, and it took more than twice as long. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. Even though I walked around so much Elementary school students are in good spirits at the sumo wrestling tournament! I will do my best to earn pocket money to enjoy the evening performance. It's a serious game, but It was a sumo wrestling tournament full of smiles. It was a day when the whole village was dyed in festivals. More about the evening performance in another post! #Nishiokoppe Village #Shrine Festival #Portable shrine #Procession #Parade #Tengu #Sumo Tournament
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Nagano Asamaonsen Spa Tourism Association.
Sep. 18, 2024
Torch Festival The torch Festival of the Annual event Misya Shrine will be Held in on Saturday, October 12th. As an evening festival, it is a traditional dedication festival in which the gods who have seen the safety of the residents' lives and the harvesting of crops have completed their great duties for one year and return to the inner shrine of Mt. Sansai on the smoke of torches due to the gratitude and enthusiasm of the residents. Departing at 7 p.m. from the front of the port of Asama Hot Spring, about 20 bundles of lit torches will parade toward Misya Shrine. It will be launched Dedication fireworks at 8 p.m. As a result, please note that the inside of Asama Hot Spring will be partially closed.
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Isehara Tourism Association
Sep. 11, 2024
【Takamuro Shrine Annual Grand Festival】 Annual Grand Festival is held in at Takamuro Shrine (2202 Shimosuya, Isehara City). Yoimiya: Saturday, September 14, 2024 Annual Grand Festival: Sunday, September 15, 2024 On September 7th, the "Shiosumi Shinto ritual" was held to collect beach sand, seawater, and hondawara (seaweed) used for the Annual Grand Festival to Terugasaki in Oiso Towns. The beach sand brought back is sprinkled around the shrine as a substitute for cleansing salt at the Annual Grand Festival "Beach Sand Sprinkling Ceremony", seaweed is displayed on the pouring rope of the Torii (shrine gate), and seawater is used to pray for fire protection. Access: Odakyu Line "Isehara" Station      20 mins walk   North Exit Bus No. 5 bound for Aiko Ishida Station and Get off at "Kasu Rooftop Inn" for 2 minutes on foot  South Exit Bus Stop No. 4 bound for Tokai University Hospital "Get off at Isehara City Hall North Exit" and walk for 9 minutes For details, please visit the Isehara Takashinkai website
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Nagano Azumino Tourist Association
Sep. 9, 2024
Sunday, September 8 was the Children's Festival at Hodaka Shrine, and children's boats were towed from each of the three towns It was towed through each ward and gathered at Hotaka Shrine before noon for Dedication The children of the district acted as towers, and the boat-shaped festival float "Mifune" proceeded through Azumino September 26th and 27th is "Hodaka Shrine Mifune Festival" On the 27th, in a hands-on tour sponsored by the Tourist Association, you can tow a large adult boat weighing more than 5 tons with Local residents as a tow Please check the Tourist Association Official website for details
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