Kisami Bunshi Rei-sai
A traditional ritual held at Futarayama Shrine, a cornerstone of Utsunomiya's history.
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Programma
27 agosto 2026
Kisami Bunshi Rei-sai is a traditional event associated with Futarayama Shrine, located in the heart of Utsunomiya, Toch Tochigi Prefecture.
Punti salienti
Su Kisami Bunshi Rei-sai
- Historic Architecture: The massive wooden torii gates and heavy tiled roofs of the shrine buildings represent quintessential Japanese traditional landscapes.
- Nature Integration: The shrine grounds are surrounded by lush greenery, offering a peaceful natural escape within the city.
- Cultural Immersion: Learn about the history of Utsunomiya through a live traditional ritual.
- Dynamic Location: An area where tradition meets modern life, often hosting international events.
Previsioni meteo
gio
29/10
15°/5°
10%
ven
30/10
15°/9°
45%
sab
31/10
23°/9°
9%
dom
01/11
17°/10°
15%
lun
02/11
15°/10°
43%
mar
03/11
21°/9°
27%
mer
04/11
17°/11°
30%
Consigli
Please prepare cash for payments as it is the standard method.
English support availability should be confirmed on-site.
Most ritual applications and prayers are handled directly at the shrine on the day.
Please act respectfully and follow the flow of the ceremony.
Wear comfortable walking shoes due to stone steps and the natural terrain.
The shrine grounds are spacious and surrounded by nature.
Expect potential waiting times during the festival proceedings.
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