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船木紘一 posted.
![[Image1]I will post a photo of when I went to Daigoji Temple on March 31st.](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/740d5971ddb14721ec595e6de3a6ada34276ee4f.jpg)
I will post a photo of when I went to Daigoji Temple on March 31st.
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![[Image1]Mt. Narawakakusa, YamayakiFireworks are set off before the mountain burning, signaling the end of th](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/8ee517bd8114b747303c9a2af016413925d0fe12.jpg)
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Mt. Narawakakusa, Yamayaki
Fireworks are set off before the mountain burning, signaling the end of the fireworks, and several places on the mountain are ignited at once, and the entire mountain is engulfed in flames and new shoots sprout. It is held every year as an annual event in Wakakusa Mountain.
This year, it took place on January 27.
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ID:1The mountain burning ceremony feels spectacular.This text has been automatically translated.
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![[Image1]On November 19, 2023, I went to Danzan Shrine in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture to pick autumn leaves](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/6b17c0df8801c9b4aac9ae860e436a9e39a03a3d.jpg)
On November 19, 2023, I went to Danzan Shrine in Sakurai City, Nara Prefecture to pick autumn leaves.
It was still a little early, but I think that if the temperature drops for a few more days, the autumn leaves will be red and beautiful.
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![[Image1]Small Town Fireworks FestivalIt was the first fireworks display held in a long time, and the beauty](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/473f4f331041df17ce30f8460c66bc6589456263.jpg)
Small Town Fireworks Festival
It was the first fireworks display held in a long time, and the beauty of fireworks was expressed in 30 seconds of opening. If you look at the pouring light from the bridge, I think it is quite powerful.
Location: Nabari City, Mie Prefecture
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![[Image1]Gion Festival where the blue sky suits youThe beauty of the halberd shines when it is held in the bl](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/3f232949ac7a61e539ec3ca013ffd5ae5a5d44e5.jpg)
Gion Festival where the blue sky suits you
The beauty of the halberd shines when it is held in the blue sky in the hot midsummer yamaboko procession.
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![[Image1]Feel the historyThe decorations around the yamaboko of the Kyoto Gion Festival are called](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/a64eb2dedbae7b32649fcaf0c48cac0a3a4ffb73.jpg)
Feel the history
The decorations around the yamaboko of the Kyoto Gion Festival are called "folding screens" and it is a splendid decoration that reflects the history of being a national treasure even if you look at any hoko ornament.
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![[Image1]Kyoto Gion Festival in extreme heatFilmed a child getting on a long sword halberd.Since children can](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/6f0ded5065044d8bb0121e99fa946fd52ab4ff21.jpg)
Kyoto Gion Festival in extreme heat
Filmed a child getting on a long sword halberd.
Since children cannot put their feet on the ground after receiving an exorcism, it seems that there is a custom for adults to ride on their shoulders to the halberd.
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Thank you for post a very beautiful photo.
COOL JAPAN VIDEOS also publishes articles about the Gion Festival.
Please also see here if you like.
Gion Matsuri, an annual festival in Kyoto Yasaka Shrine, is a historic event that is counted among the three major festivals in Japan.
At the welcome lanterns, Mantokai volunteers set up lanterns and form a procession to welcome the mikoshi of the Gion Festival.
The main event of the Gion Festival is yamaboko procession yamaboko procession the pre-festival and the post-festival.
Also, even after the Gion Festival is over, there are many events in Kyoto in the summer.
Many tourists visit the fires of the Five Mountains held during the first Bon of Obon (Shinbon).
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