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[Image1]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸
[Image2]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸
[Image3]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸
[Image4]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸
[Image5]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸
[Image6]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸
[Image7]Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣Sunday, March 1Event schedule for the day🌸

Information for the 41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony📣
Sunday, March 1
Event schedule for the day🌸
09:00 Registration opens
09:30 Opening ceremony / Shinto ritual
10:00 Woodcutting → Start of the climb
11:30 Summit commemorative photo
13:30 Descent
14:00 Event ends
At the Iiboshi Ryokuchi Hiroba parking area,
local vendors from the village will mainly
sell specialty goods and food 😊
You can buy food to take up the mountain
and enjoy lunch at the summit🌳
Or descend early and enjoy the plaza and the village☀️
Free admission · No advance reservation required!
Be sure to visit MtMorotsukayama on March 1✨
#41st MtMorotsukayama Opening Ceremony
#Opening Ceremony
#MtMorotsukayama
#Morotsuka Village
#Miyazaki Prefecture Event

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Fukujusou in Morotsuka Village ✨ This Shikoku fukujusou in Monbaru, Morotsuka Village, Miyazaki Prefecture is designated as a Natural Monument as the southernmost wild habitat. These photos were taken on Friday, February 13. Some buds still remain, but many flowers are now in bloom! A narrow road that makes passing difficult continues to the wild habitat, and there is a risk of ice and snow, so exercise caution. Please take great care when visiting to observe them. #miyazaki #miyazaki_countryside #morotsuka #morotsukavillage #Miyazaki Prefecture #Morotsuka Village #fukujusou #Shikoku fukujusou #Natural Monument #Critically Endangered (IA) #blooming update
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📢 Announcement: “Miyazaki Kagura” at the National Noh Theatre — Katsura Kagura Performance On Wednesday, October 29, 2025, the National Noh Theatre (Sendagaya, Tokyo) will host a performance of Katsura Kagura, a traditional performing art handed down in Morotsuka Village. Kagura is offered as a prayer to the gods. Please take this opportunity to experience its mysterious dances and sounds. 📅 Event Details ・Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2025 ・Doors open: 12:30 / Performance starts: 13:30 (scheduled to end around 17:40) ・Venue: National Noh Theatre (4-18-1 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) ・Admission: Free (advance application required; if applications exceed capacity, attendees will be selected by lottery) 📖 Program 1️⃣ Keynote lecture (about 30 minutes) 2️⃣ Katsura Kagura performance (about 3 hours) 📝 How to Apply ・Application period: Thursday, August 14, 2025 – Monday, October 6, 2025 ・Lottery results notification: Scheduled to be sent around Friday, October 17, 2025 📞 Contact “Miyazaki Kagura — National Noh Theatre Performance” Office TEL: 0985-22-1122 (Mon–Fri) 10:00–17:00 (excluding public holidays) 🔍 About Katsura Kagura Katsura Kagura is a kagura tradition from the Katsura settlement in Miyazaki Prefecture, preserved as an offering to Katsura Shohachiman Shrine. The shrine is said to have been established in the Nanbokucho period through a dedication from the Kanto region, and it preserves a mysterious history and long-standing traditions. ⛩️ Timing of Offerings ・Major kagura (night kagura) are offered irregularly for shrine relocations, shrine rebuilding, or when prayers are answered. ・Normally, the three-part kagura is offered during the spring and autumn grand festivals.

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