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Tradition of Taikon's Ningyo Joruri
Kameoka City Tourism Association
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In the second year of the Japanese copper (709), the grand festival began with the origin of the shrine building. A graceful dance of Urayasu by a priestess is dedicated, which attracts worshippers. It is a solemn festival worthy of the Tamba Kunigami Palace, and after the festival, the celebration will also be dedicated to the Shinto event. Image courtesy of the Izumo Grand Shrine
In addition to the 10,000 launch, a special team led by Margaux Co., Ltd., which also has experience in winning the Prime Minister's Award, will launch two shakutama, one of the largest in western Japan. 2 shakutama is an oversized firework with an open firework measuring 500m in diameter, the size of which covers the night sky and the roar that resonates in the soul. It is full of views, including music fireworks synchronized with sound and drone shows held at the same time. Purchase of tickets in advance is required for viewing (full ticket system for all seats). Details are required on the official website (sales are scheduled to begin on June 1).
The event will be held to spread local dances, such as Kameoka Ontodo and Yunohana Kogai and Mitsuhide Ontodo, with the main features of Tamba, a traditional performing art in the local area. A fun lottery will also be held.
A tea party is held at the Cha-mune Sumi-shintei in the Shinto shrine of the Heian Shrine at the time of the arrival of the red-weeping cherry blossoms; around 9-16:00.
It began to commemorate the reconstruction of Fukuchiyama Castle, marking the 36th in the year of Reiwa 7 (2025), which includes the Mitsuhide procession, a festival of food, and the Fukuchiyama dance parade.
Such as the holding of the city of Ujikawa Harunoichi (selling Uji's specialty products, etc.).
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