釋奠

釋奠

Event Overview

It is a ritual to enshrine Confucius and his disciples, and can be toured with chairs prepared in the vestibule of the venue. A memorial lecture will also be held after the ceremony is finished (pre-application for the event). Image courtesy: Historic Site Ashikaga School Office

Info

Tobu Ashikaga Station → 15-minute walk
4km 15 minutes from Ashikaga IC, Hokukan East Road via National Route 293
40 units/free (use adjacent tourist parking)

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events


Length
Historic Site Ashikaga School Office

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