Gosaitake Shinji Ritual
御斎竹神事
Experience the sacred Itachiku-shinji ritual at Yasui Konpiragu Shrine.
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Schedule
October 1, 2026 09:00 – October 1, 2026 10:00
The Gosaitake Shinji is a significant Shinto ritual held at Yasui Konpiragu in Kyoto to mark the beginning of the Autumn Konpira Grand Festival.
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About Gosaitake Shinji Ritual
- Traditional Ritual Experience: Feel the profound spiritual atmosphere of a seasonal Shinto ritual held at a historic Kyoto shrine.
- Autumn in Kyoto: Perfectly timed with the start of autumn, enjoy the unique historical aura of the shrine during this beautiful season.
- Iconic Sacred Scenery: The sight of the Torii gates adorned with sacred bamboo and straw ropes offers a beautiful, quintessential view of Japanese tradition.
Weather forecast
Mon
11/2
19°/13°
100%
Tue
11/3
21°/13°
0%
Wed
11/4
21°/11°
26%
Thu
11/5
22°/14°
76%
Fri
11/6
20°/11°
37%
Sat
11/7
14°/7°
2%
Sun
11/8
16°/6°
2%
Tips
- Etiquette: Please maintain silence and show respect while the ritual is being performed. Avoid loud talking to preserve the sacred atmosphere.
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