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Mizudome-no-mai is a deeply historical traditional performing art passed down in Ota City, Tokyo. Its origins date back to 1321, and it has been carefully preserved by the local community for approximately 700 years.
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Su Mizudome-no-mai
- Experience a Historic Ritual Up Close: A rare chance to see a Tokyo Intangible Folk Cultural Property with 700 years of history right before your eyes.
- Enjoy Traditional Colors and Costumes: The vibrant artificial flowers, unique masks, and traditional kimono are not only photogenic but also showcase the essence of Japanese aesthetics.
- A Highlight of the Japanese Summer: Held on the second Sunday of July, it is the perfect way to experience the heat and energy of a traditional Japanese summer festival.
- Feel the Serenity of Gonsho-ji Temple: Connect with Japanese spiritual culture through a ritual held in the sacred and tranquil atmosphere of a Buddhist temple.
Consigli
Payment
Cash only (recommended for nearby transportation and snacks)
Language
English support is limited (it is recommended to understand the context in advance)
Reservation
No advance reservation required
Clothing
July is very hot; breathable clothing and heatstroke prevention (hats/drinks) are highly recommended
Photography
Please be respectful and avoid obstructing the view of other worshippers or the performers
Accessibility
There may be steps or uneven surfaces within the temple grounds
Etiquette
Please observe the ritual quietly and with respect