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A look at the festival's head
Kashima Shrine
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A celebration to celebrate the birthday of the Emperor, and pray for longevity and national security.
New Year's rituals that continue from the Kamakura period some 800 years ago. At the beginning of the year, it is a festival where the shrine horse was pulled around in line with the opening door of the first main shrine, and it is reported that the evil of the year will be paid if you see the white horse. In recent years, it has been said that a wish will come true when a goshimma (Goshimme) has stepped on it, and worshipers who lay handkerchiefs and towels on the ground put their wishes on the footprints of several passing goshimas.
At a festival to celebrate the fertility of the five rice, about 40 bean wrestlers aged 0 to 6 years old parted to East and West to carry out their efforts, and they will be crowded with worshippers. Before the acquisition, the officer spreads out a scroll of the history of the accident and reads it out. All of them will end in a draw by convention. After the end, it will be taken over to the duty ward in the next fiscal year. A chrysanthemum exhibition is held on the approach to the approach to the public to entertain the eyes of the visitors. Works from many departments, tailored by members of the Kashima Chrysanthemum Makes Association, will be arranged. Image courtesy Kashima Shrine
There will be an event to celebrate the cherry blossom view and the birth of the Buddha. There will be many stalls on the approach to the street to show the buzz. * Due to the situation, it may be canceled.
The venues include Senba Park, Sakurayama, Sakuragawa, etc. About 750 bottles in Senba Park in Mito City, 370 bottles in Sakurayama, and 250 bottles in Sakuragawa, each of which will be in a blooming competition. Image courtesy: (one company) Mito Tourism Convention Association
It is a traditional performing art that has continued since the Edo period, and is dedicated each year at the Jinmu Festival (the death day of Emperor Jinmu) on April 3. The Taiji Kagura at Suwa Shrine is designated as a rare intangible folk cultural property in Ibaraki Prefecture, and a large number of people visit it each year. 13 o'clock ~.
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