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Shoju Raiko Neri Kuyo-eshi Ceremony (Taima-dera Temple)
Seishu Raigo Ren Kuyo Eskisik Taima-ji
A solemn ritual recreating the legend of Princess Chujo, designated as a National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.Esplora questo luogo

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The Shoju Raiko Neri Kuyo-eshi is a traditional Buddhist ritual held at Taima-dera Temple in Katsuragi, Nara Prefecture, to recreate the moment Princess Chujo ascended to the Pure Land.
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Princess Chujo LegendImportant Intangible Folk Cultural PropertyTaima-dera TempleNara Traditional EventsHeian Period Culture
Su Shoju Raiko Neri Kuyo-eshi Ceremony (Taima-dera Temple)
- Witness the solemn progression of a historical ritual within the traditional atmosphere of Taima-dera.
- Feel the cultural depth of the Princess Chujo legend, a tradition preserved since the Heian period.
- Experience a National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property, a rare and precious piece of Japanese heritage.
- Observe the exquisite beauty of traditional costumes and the unique, graceful movements on the Raiko Bridge.
Consigli
Payment
Cash is highly recommended.
Language
Detailed English explanations/guides may be limited.
Reservation
No reservation needed, but expect crowds.
Photography
Tripods are prohibited.
Accessibility
There are uneven surfaces and steps within the temple grounds; please proceed with caution.
Transport
Road closures will be in effect; please use public transportation.
Etiquette
Please observe the ritual quietly and respectfully as it is a religious ceremony.