
Okumakō Festival (Hatsuka Matsuri)
お熊甲祭り(二十日祭り)
Unveiling the crimson majesty: A rare ritual of 20m tall red banners and Tengu dances.
The Okumakō Festival (Hatsuka Matsuri) is a highly significant ritual held annually at Kumakafutarakashihiko Shrine in Nakajima, Ishikawa Prefecture.
Punti salienti
Su Okumakō Festival (Hatsuka Matsuri)
- Witness Sacred History: A rare chance to see a designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property up close.
- Visual Grandeur: The 20m crimson banners against the sky create a stunning, photogenic, and powerful spectacle.
- Spiritual Depth: Connect with ancient Japanese culture through the intense dance of the Tengu-masked Sarutahiko.
- Primal Energy: Feel the raw strength and unity of the local community as they hoist the massive banners.
Programma
20 settembre 2026
Previsioni meteo
lun
03/08
30°/26°
100%
mar
04/08
30°/26°
100%
mer
05/08
31°/25°
88%
gio
06/08
35°/26°
71%
ven
07/08
33°/27°
100%
sab
08/08
30°/25°
96%
dom
09/08
29°/25°
80%
Pianifica alloggio e attività
Consigli
Clothing
As this is an outdoor ritual, wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes.
Payment
Most local food stalls and small vendors primarily accept cash.
Etiquette
Please respect the sacred nature of the ritual and observe without disrupting the ceremony.
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