Goen-nichi Goma Fire Ritual
ご縁日 祈願会・護摩供
Experience a sacred ritual at Koyama-ji Temple on the 18th of every month.
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Schedule
August 18, 2026
Every 18th of the month is 'Goen-nichi' at Tomiya Kannon Oyama-ji Temple, a special day for the Goma fire ritual dedicated to the deity Eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva.
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About Goen-nichi Goma Fire Ritual
- Authentic Spiritual Experience: A rare opportunity to witness a sacred Goma fire ritual up close.
- Peace of Mind: Find tranquility and mental refreshment within the solemn atmosphere.
- Traditional Gifts: Receive 'Gohei' rice cakes as a meaningful part of your visit.
- Regular Schedule: Held every 18th, making it easy to include in your travel itinerary.
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Thu
9/17
24°/19°
99%
Fri
9/18
24°/18°
23%
Sat
9/19
26°/22°
60%
Sun
9/20
24°/22°
84%
Mon
9/21
25°/22°
88%
Tue
9/22
29°/21°
37%
Wed
9/23
23°/19°
17%
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Payment
Cash recommended
English Support
Not available
Reservation
Not required
Dress Code
Modest clothing for temple visits
Etiquette
Please remain quiet during the ceremony
Participation
Open to all visitors
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