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Jan. 8, 2024
[Image1]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image2]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image3]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image4]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image5]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image6]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image7]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image8]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image9]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many
[Image10]Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many

Hatsuyakushi for Reiwa 6
Yesterday, the annual Yakushi event “Hatsuyakushi” took place and drew many worshippers.
Around noon, cars lined up in the Hinata Yakushi bus stop parking lot and along Yakushi Forest Road, making passing very difficult.
After turning back, I finally found a spot in the Bōchū parking lot and walked from the temple gate toward the main hall.
An elderly man coming down stopped me with the words, "You’re late getting here; there’s no more rice porridge left," which made me pause.
But seeing is believing. Since I had already started climbing, I hurried on.
When I entered the main hall, they were indeed cleaning the rice-porridge cauldrons, so sadly I could not receive any this year.
Still, even after the porridge distribution ended, worshippers kept coming, and Hinata Yakushi enjoyed a lively New Year.

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Jan. 9, 2024
Winter on Mt. Ooyama 2024 Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from January 13 (Sat) to January 28 (Sun), 2024 Service until 19:00 For six winter days again this year, the Oyama Cable Car will run night services. Riders who board after sunset (4:00 PM) can join a prize drawing. The view from below Oyama Afuri Shrine was awarded two stars in the Michelin Green Guide Japan. The nightscape seen through the crisp winter air is breathtakingly beautiful. Please take this opportunity to visit.
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[Isehara Pilgrimage] January 4, 2024 The Isehara City Tourism Association officially started today. Once again, we look forward to your support this year. We immediately visited Sannomiya Hibita Shrine and Isehara Daijingu Shrine to pray for further promotion of tourism this year. We also extend our heartfelt sympathies to those affected by the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake and pray for a swift recovery. *A packed lineup of events in 2024* ♦ Monday, January 8 (holiday) Hinatayakushi’s First Yakushi of the year. A rice porridge offering is planned. ♦ Saturday, January 6 Kururin Café opens♪ Kururin-yaki makes its debut at the Hinata Marche! ♦ Weekends and holidays from Saturday, January 13 to Sunday, January 28 Enjoy winter night views on the Oyama Cable Car’s evening runs. ♦ Saturday, February 3 Setsubun Festival. Events are planned at Oyama Afuri Shrine, Sannomiya Hibita Shrine, and Isehara Daijingu Shrine. ♦ Sunday, February 4 Isehara will also have a booth at Atsugi’s event as part of the Shimokitazawa Road Footbath Campaign. ♦ Saturday, February 10 to Monday, February 12 (holiday) We will promote and exhibit at the Japan Heritage event in Yurakucho. ♦ Wednesday, February 14 and Thursday, February 15 Local Isehara souvenirs and products will be sold in the Isehara City Hall lobby. ♦ Sunday, March 10 The long-running Oyama Mountain Running Marathon, its 39th edition, is coming up. ♦ From Thursday, March 14 Works by students of the pottery class “Sae Hajime” will be displayed in the station-side Kururin House showcase. Look forward to various events again this year!

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