It says "Fortune comes in at the merry gate", but "Warai Matsuri" (Laughing Festival) is the one that embodied it. This festival is an event transmitted from the Edo period to the Niu shrine in … [Read More...] about Warai Matsuri (Laughing Festival), Wakayama
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Imari Tontenton Matsuri Festival, Saga
The heroic festival the wild Mikoshi and Danjiri clash intensely The “Imari Tontenton Matsuri Festival” performed over three days late in October in the Imari shrine in Imari-shi, Saga every year. It is the heroic festival that the wild Mikoshi (miniature … [Read More...] about Imari Tontenton Matsuri Festival, Saga
Imamiya Jinja Shrine, Kyoto
The historical shrine where the god of epidemics was enshrined There are many famous historic shrines and temples in Kita Ward, Kyoto City. Among them, the historical shrine where the god of epidemics was enshrined to quell the plague from the era of Heiankyo … [Read More...] about Imamiya Jinja Shrine, Kyoto
Jidaimatsuri (Festival of the Ages), Kyoto
Jidaimatsuri (Festival of the Ages) is one of the "three largest festivals in Kyoto" lining up with Aoi Maturi Festival, Gion Matsuri Festival, was started in Heian Shrine in the middle of Meiji era. It is a masterpiece that the queue in each period's costumes … [Read More...] about Jidaimatsuri (Festival of the Ages), Kyoto
Mikane-jinja Shrine, Kyoto
Sacred place powerful power to money luck "Mikane-jinja Shrine" was a shrine that originally gained beneficial properties related to metals and minerals. It is a shrine which is rapidly increasing in popularity as a sacred place which exerts powerful power to … [Read More...] about Mikane-jinja Shrine, Kyoto
Yuppo no Sato (Hot Spring Facility), Tochigi
It is "Yuppo no Sato" (Hot Spring Facility) located in the center of "Shiobara Onsen" which is a hot spring resort of Nasushiobara in Tochigi Prefecture, which has a history of about 1200 years. Its characteristic is its largest corridor of footbath in Japan. … [Read More...] about Yuppo no Sato (Hot Spring Facility), Tochigi