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Feb. 3, 2022 (edited)
[Image1]Chichibu Shrine's

Chichibu Shrine's "Oni Yarai"
It is the "Setsubun Tsukina Festival" held at Chichibu Shrine on February 3 every year.
A lot of demons appear, and "demon yarai" and "bean sprinkling" are performed by old men and women.
When the old man and woman sow the beans while saying, "The demon is outside~", the demon retreats.

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