Mountain Open Festival, Annual Festival

Mountain Open Festival, Annual Festival

Event Overview

The Sankaisuri is considered to be the day when the main priest, Akagi Daimyojin, travels to and from the mountains and villages, and conveys the former form of mountain faith to the present day. Each peak is exorcised at the purification festival the day before, and on the day, Brahma is held at the end of each peak. Image courtesy Akagi Shrine

Info

JR Maebashi Station → Bus 1 hour, bus stop: Get off Akagi Square, 10 minutes walk
1 hour from Akagi IC, Kanetsu-do, via National Route 353, Prefectural Route 4
200 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Flower view, nature


Sankage Festival
Akagi Shrine

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