Funaoka Taisai Ritual: A Revered Festival of Oda Nobunaga’s Legacy in Kenkun Shrine
Showcasing the Heroics of Oda Nobunaga Held at Kenkun Shrine on Mt. Funaoka, the Funaoka Taisai, better known as “Funaoka Grand…
Showcasing the Heroics of Oda Nobunaga Held at Kenkun Shrine on Mt. Funaoka, the Funaoka Taisai, better known as “Funaoka Grand…
Each year, in the mirth-filled month of October, The Sokujō-in temple, a sub-temple of the colossal Senyū-ji complex, becomes the location…
The Nonomiya Shrine: A Sacred Site Honoring a Time-Honored Tradition Sagano, known for its breathtaking bamboo grove and its crowning glory–the…
The Ritual of Kasagake Archery Kasagake Shinji, also known as Kasagake Archery, is one of the traditional equestrian events in Kyoto…
Origins and History of Awata Shrine Awata Shrine, a historic Shinto shrine believed to have been founded in 876, lies on…
A Unique Japanese Tradition: Ningyō Kuyō In Japan, a unique ritual called Ningyō Kuyō (人形供養) allows people to hold a memorial…
Once a year, the beautiful and talented geiko and maiko of Kyoto’s five geisha districts come together to showcase their finely…
A Historical Background: The Kitano Tenmangu Shrine Established in 947, the Kitano Tenmangu Shrine has a significant place in Japanese history….
Highlights of the Annual Two-Day Event at Seimei Jinja Shrine The prestigious Seimei Festival takes place every year at the historic…
The Meigetsu Kangen-sai, a traditional Japanese festival held at Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto, honors the beauty of the harvest moon through…
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