Keibakai Shinji (Kamo Horse Racing Ritual) at Kamigamo Shrine
Keiba Kai Shinji Kamigamo Jinja
A thousand-year-old tradition of ancient horse racing at Kyoto's Kamigamo Shrine.Esplora questo luogo
Keibakai Shinji (commonly known as Kamo Keiba) is an extremely significant ritual held annually on May 5th at the Kamigamo Shrine (Kamo Wakeikazuchi Shrine), a UNESCO World Heritage site located in northern Kyoto.
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Su Keibakai Shinji (Kamo Horse Racing Ritual) at Kamigamo Shrine
- A rare opportunity to witness a historic ritual up close.
- The most exciting moments occur between 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM on May 5th.
- Pay close attention to the traditional costumes and the dynamic movement of the horses.
- We recommend experiencing the deep spiritual culture of Japan alongside the beautiful scenery of Kamigamo Shrine.
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Payment
Cash and credit cards are accepted at surrounding facilities.
English Support
Check on-site for English signage or staff availability on the day.
Reservations
No prior reservation required for viewing.
Clothing/Items
Wear comfortable, respectful clothing; bring a hat for sun protection.
Photography
Please do not obstruct the ritual or other worshippers.
Accessibility
The shrine grounds contain gravel paths and steps.
Etiquette
Please observe the sacred ritual quietly and respectfully.