Kazusa Kagura is dedicated in prayer for Taihei Tenka, the Five Bereals, etc. It is 1710 and boasts 300 years of history. Designated as the Chiba Prefecture Intangible Folk Culture Property. The old colors of Japan are woven in a rich poetic way. Ujiko Taitai is the largest festival in Kazusa Kagura, dedicated seven times a year. It is called the Jingyue Festival, and celebrates the return of God, who had gathered in Izumo in October, and welcomes Kagura. At the end, there is also a mochi-maki event for the opening and disaster relief invitation.

It is said to be the oldest shrine of Boso and boasts history and tradition since the founding of the country. On September 10, every year, Shiko Shatai Fujison takes a ride on the Shinkoshi from Shikoha Shrine to visit Tamayi Hime at Tamamae Shrine to perform a ritual in which he will sign the once-a-year contract of Aise. On the 13th, the annual festival will be held in an ancient style and solemn manner, with a grand story of the gods gathering on the coast of Yūigasaki at the southern tip of Kujukuri Beach. It is a masterpiece that more than 2500 naked young people sprinting on the beach behind the ocean and gathering on the coast.

A traditional ritual to purify the sins and feelings committed in everyday life without knowing them, and to return to a bright and correct life with a new feeling. In the precincts, a large Chino ring with a diameter of 3m, which is the largest in Chiba Prefecture, is built, and by passing through the circle, "Chino no Kuriguri Shrine" is held to pray for the purification of the mind and body except for sin and illness (15 o'clock ~). In addition, Chino has been installed since mid-June.