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Hokkaido
A unique August festival themed around the legends of Jigokudani. Enjoy the vibrant energy of traditional Taiko drumming and float parades within a lively pedestrian-only street.
Iwate
Experience the elegant Hayachine Kagura (Otsutsumi Kagura), a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Witness a historic ritual of gratitude performed at the end of the year in the beautiful landscapes of Iwate.
Kagoshima
A 300-year-old tradition of Kanoya City. This powerful ritual of pulling intertwined trees is a sacred prayer for a bountiful harvest. Held on the third Sunday of February, it offers a rare opportunity to witness authentic Japanese cultural heritage up close.
A special night ritual of the 'Hayachine Kagura' dance, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. A solemn ceremony to offer gratitude to the gods at the end of the year.
Oita
A traditional boat procession held in different forms and seasons across Japan. Since many regions follow long cycles (such as once every 10 years), please check the specific schedule before visiting.
Aomori
A premier summer festival held from August 2nd to 7th. Witness the breathtaking sight of giant, illuminated 'Nebuta' lanterns parading through the night, accompanied by the energetic dance of the Haneto.
Tokyo
An elegant procession of white heron-themed dancers at Senso-ji Temple. A special seasonal event where you can experience traditional Japanese costumes and graceful movements up close.
