Hoen-e-shiki Ceremony
報恩会式
Experience the solemn beauty of Noh theater within the historic Hodo hall of Eiheiji Temple.
Schedule
September 28, 2026 19:00 – September 28, 2026 20:00
Hoen-e-shiki is a highly significant ceremony held at Daihonzan Eiheiji, the head temple of the Soto Zen school in Fukui Prefecture.
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About Hoen-e-shiki Ceremony
A rare opportunity to witness the beauty of Noh within the historic space of Eiheiji. To fully enjoy the experience, please note the following:
- Traditional Arts: Watch master performers execute pieces like 'Takasago' in a grand, solemn setting.
- Spiritual Atmosphere: Immerse yourself in the serene, meditative environment of a Zen training hall.
- Preparation: This is a reservation-only event. Please complete your booking early and remember to bring your 'Registration Certificate' on the day.
Weather forecast
Mon
9/7
25°/21°
74%
Tue
9/8
24°/22°
98%
Wed
9/9
22°/19°
96%
Thu
9/10
24°/18°
53%
Fri
9/11
27°/17°
48%
Sat
9/12
29°/21°
51%
Sun
9/13
26°/22°
79%
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Reservation
Advance booking is required via FAX. Spots are limited.
Essential Item
You must bring your 'Registration Certificate' to the venue.
Dress Code
Modest, calm clothing is recommended for this traditional ceremony.
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