Omiokuri (Jinguji Temple)
Omizukuri Jinguji
A procession of torches illuminating the night of Wakasa and a story of water connecting to Todai-ji Temple in Nara.Esplora questo luogo
Omiokuri, held from Jinguji Temple to Unose in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, is a traditional ritual that heralds the arrival of spring in the Wakasa region.
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Su Omiokuri (Jinguji Temple)
- The procession of torches in the dark is a once-in-a-lifetime mystical sight that you must see.
- Prepare thoroughly for the cold to witness the climax of this historic ritual.
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and warm clothing as part of your preparation.
- Combine your visit with a stroll around Jinguji to experience the culture of Wakasa more deeply.
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Payment
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English Support
English-language support and multilingual guidance may be limited.
Reservations
No reservation is typically required for viewing, but check in advance if you wish to participate in specific programs.
Clothing
Highly recommend heavy winter clothing (gloves, hats, heat packs) due to the cold.
Photography
Check the rules for photography, as sparks and smoke may affect the ritual.
Accessibility
As the event takes place in a natural environment, paths may be uneven or have steps.
Etiquette
Avoid wearing highly flammable clothing as sparks or smoke may fly near the ritual.