
Aoi Matsuri (Kamo Festival)
賀茂祭(賀茂神社)
Experience the elegance of the Heian period with a grand procession adorned with sacred Aoi leaves.
Aoi Matsuri (officially known as Kamo Matsuri) is one of Kyoto's three most prestigious festivals, centered around Shimogamo Shrine and Kamigamo Shrine.
Punti salienti
Su Aoi Matsuri (Kamo Festival)
- Immerse in History: The procession is a living recreation of Heian-era culture, offering a deep connection to Japan's past.
- Photogenic Moments: The decorated ox carriages and the beautiful Saio-dai attire provide perfect photo opportunities.
- Thrilling Yabusame: The intense horseback archery ritual is a must-see for fans of traditional martial arts.
- Reserved Seating: For the best view, we recommend booking paid seats in advance to ensure a comfortable experience.
Galleria fotografica
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15 maggio 2027
Previsioni meteo
lun
03/08
33°/27°
98%
mar
04/08
33°/26°
2%
mer
05/08
34°/25°
29%
gio
06/08
34°/26°
43%
ven
07/08
34°/26°
61%
sab
08/08
32°/24°
76%
dom
09/08
29°/24°
56%
Pianifica alloggio e attività
Consigli
Clothing
Mid-May weather can be unpredictable; prepare for temperature changes and bring rain gear.
Seating
To see the procession up close, check the official site for paid reserved seat availability.
Weather
As events may be canceled due to rain, please verify the daily status on the official website.
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