Fire Divinity

Fire Divinity

Event Overview

A ritual that prays for a good harvest and celebrates the marriage of God. When Shinkoshi in front of the princess enters the approach, he puts a rope on a torch bundled with a kaya, lights it and shakes it. The "Agrarian Festival of Aso" has been designated as an important intangible folk property of the country. Image courtesy: Aso

Info

JR Miyachi Station → 15-minute walk
40km 55 minutes from Kumamoto IC on Kyushu Road via National Route 57
60 cars/temporary parking available

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Festival of nodal and annual events, fire and light


Aso City

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