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On the background of Mount Shōpachi, which is stained with autumn leaves, and dressed in ancient-style costumes, Shinto priests and priestesses, and dance people, headed by the red-leaf taekushiki, go from Daimon to the Imperial Palace. After that, the offering of the shrine, the celebration performed by the saishi, and the female dance (Hachijo Mai) are performed. * The line will be canceled in 2024.
It takes place around the time when the whole mountain is colored with cherry blossoms, and heralds Sankiji a full-fledged spring; a festival of thanksgiving that comforts the deed; and a priestess dance is dedicated in the main temple.
An annual traditional event held in prayer for the fertility of the five. From the field return, the horse raker [Umangata], and the ground-up, it reproduces the old-fashioned state of agrarian such as sowing, rice planting and cutting. The priesthood performs at the worship hall where the cultivation gesture is seen in Naeyo with mulberry. After that, Tamai by the priestess is performed.
During the blooming of 1500 Yoshino cherry trees, various events are held on the stage, and on the same day, the "Tatotsu National Kite-Ageing Tournament" is also held.
A deity who wishes to quell a plague that was once numerous around the time of the cherry blossom scattering. After the worship of God by the priesthood, a procession of courageous boy warriors, children, maids, etc., centered on a flower mikoshi carrying a coinage, knead under a row of cherry trees. Around 13:30 to 15:00 (planned).
On the day of the spring equinox, Yamabushi fires a hooma at the precinct. When the Hiroho Daishi went around Shikoku, he took the cane he had held all the time to the Great Recon-ji Temple, and established this place as the ending hall of the sacred place of Shikoku Eighty-eight from 12:30 to 15:00.
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