Templi & Santuari
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Nanajido Hadaka-mairi
A traditional naked festival held on the night of January 7th at Fukumitsu Kokuzo Bosatsu Enzoji Temple in Yanaizu, Fukushima. The heroic sight of men in loincloths climbing ropes amidst fire and snow is a breathtaking display of Japanese winter culture.
Fukushima
Kikonai Machi Kanchu Misogi
Un'esperienza epica in Hokkaido! Non perdete il Kanchu Misogi, dove giovani uomini si tuffano nel mare ghiacciato tra riti sacri, musica tradizionale e deliziosi piatti caldi locali.
Hokkaido
Oeshiki (Horyu-ji Temple)
Held from March 22nd to 24th at Horyu-ji, Oeshiki is a vital ritual commemorating the death anniversary of Prince Shotoku. Observing these solemn ceremonies in such a historic setting offers a profound insight into Japan's traditional culture.
Nara
Kodomo no Hi Bugaku Performance (Kasuga Taisha)
A traditional Gagaku and Bugaku performance held at the Manyo Botanical Garden of Kasuga Taisha on November 3rd, Culture Day. A special moment to feel the breath of the Nara period.
Nara
Joho-ji Temple
Joho-ji Kannon-do is a precious thatched-roof structure preserving Muromachi-era architecture. It features the famous 'Hitohada Kannon' statue and a serene landscape that harmonizes perfectly with the surrounding nature.
Fukushima
Obunui-sama (Purification of the Great Buddha)
The 'Obunui-sama' is a mystical annual ritual held every August to purify the Great Buddha. Witness the breathtaking and solemn movements of monks in white robes. Do not miss this precious opportunity to experience the depth of Japanese tradition and faith firsthand.
Nara
Oharae-shiki Ritual (Dazaifu Tenmangu)
At Dazaifu Tenmangu, you can experience the history and spirituality of the Oharae-shiki, a traditional Japanese purification ritual. It is a wonderful spot to feel the depth of Japanese culture through seasonal traditions.
Fukuoka
Kebesu Festival
A powerful fire festival featuring a burning mountain of ferns and dancing sparks. Experience a rare and mystical Japanese tradition in Kunisaki, Oita, to pray for good health and longevity.
Oita
Honmyoji Sakura Toro
A magical night occurring for only 5 hours on the last Saturday of March. Experience the enchanting sight of cherry blossoms illuminated by traditional lanterns in the heart of Kumamoto.
Kumamoto
Toko-ji Sarumai
A precious chance to witness the 'Sarumai,' a designated Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Shizuoka. During the annual April festival, enjoy the unique dance of the monkeys, the messengers of the gods, and experience the vibrant spirit of Japanese tradition.
Shizuoka
Yaturugi Hachiman Jinja Shrine
A historic shrine located just 3 minutes from Kisarazu Station, preserving traditional rituals and cultural assets.
Chiba
Hiburi Shinji (Aso Shrine Fire Ritual)
Experience the breathtaking rings of fire at Aso Shrine! This traditional agricultural ritual is a rare chance to see a sacred ceremony up close. Remember to wear cotton clothing and bring warm layers for the chilly night.
Kumamoto
Yabusame Ritual (Kashima Jingu Shrine)
The Yabusame ritual at Kashima Jingu, held every May 1st, offers a rare chance to witness traditional Japanese martial arts up close. Since it takes place in the afternoon, please check the schedule before visiting.
Ibaraki
Shirasagi no Mai (Senso-ji Temple)
The Shirasagi no Mai is a special traditional ritual held only twice a year, typically around November, at Senso-ji Temple. Be sure to include this rare and precious cultural experience in your Asakusa travel itinerary.
Tokyo
Shirasagi no Mai (Senso-ji Temple)
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.
Tokyo