Shinkoku Kansha Niinamesai Ritual
新穀感謝新嘗祭
A solemn ritual at Hikosan Jingu to offer new harvest and thank nature. Experience a mystical ceremony amidst the deep colors of autumn.
Programma
23 novembre 2026
Shinkoku Kansha Niinamesai is a vital ritual held at Hikosan Jingu in Soeda, Fukuoka. During this ceremony, the year's first harvest is offered to the deities to express gratitude for nature's bounty and a safe year.
Punti salienti
Su Shinkoku Kansha Niinamesai Ritual
- Japanese Tradition: Experience the depth of Japanese spiritual culture through solemn rituals.
- Harmony with Nature: Enjoy the ritual alongside the beautiful autumn colors and mist of Hikosan.
- Serene Experience: Find a moment of mindfulness and peace away from the bustle of daily life.
Previsioni meteo
gio
17/09
29°/22°
31%
ven
18/09
24°/22°
90%
sab
19/09
25°/22°
85%
dom
20/09
26°/23°
76%
lun
21/09
26°/22°
51%
mar
22/09
26°/21°
6%
mer
23/09
27°/18°
8%
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