Archives: Travel Post

On his return from Sanhan, Empress Shinko tells the delivered dance to the Susa Shrine, and the "Nenbutsu Odori", which is said to be a mixture of medieval Nenbutsu, is dedicated to the summer festival of the Susa Shrine, "Kirimei Shrine". A dancer dressed in Hanagasa singing to the whistle and whistles beside a large flower (Shinto flower) with artificial flowers of cherry blossoms. It is said that after the ritual, this ritual flower is brought back and set up in a field or field to prevent insect damage. Image courtesy: Susa Shrine

A summer wind poem from the city of Tottori. About 5000 rounds will color the night of Tottori, including star mines and music fireworks. Image courtesy: New Japan Sea News Agency

Comforting the spirits of the ancestors, the lanterns are performed in honor of the efforts of the predecessors. The bridges are decorated with lanterns, and the scenery floating on the surface of the water is fantastic.

The "Shanshan Umbrella Dance", a collective umbrella dance on the 14th, is an arrangement of Inaba's umbrella dance caused by rain begging so that anyone can dance. The appearance of thousands of dancers dancing at once is responsive. On the 15th, a public fireworks display will be held. Image courtesy: Tottori Shanshan Festival Promotion Association

It is a festival with a history of more than 750 years, and about 40 units of Kiri Gon, which were brought in as ancestral offerings, will be the climax of the Gon ware at the end.

A festival of fire praying for spiritual life and world peace. A memorial service is held from 18:50, and at 20, the "large" character of Takamaruyama is ignited, and the "large" character rises in the night sky. Also popular is the original big fan, with the "dai" character in large ink-printed form. Image courtesy Nara City Tourism Association

You can enjoy laser beams and fireworks to the music on the banks of the Yoshino River. There are about 100 night shops, and the fireworks display is fun for everyone. Since the number of parking is small, it is recommended to visit by public transport.

All 3000 kerosene lanterns in the precinct are lit, and the lights of the corridor are fantastic. All kerosene lanterns are lit at around 19:00. Scheduled to close at about 21:30. Image courtesy of Kasugai Taisha

Lights are offered to the Great Buddha Temple to serve the spirits. The viewing window of the Great Buddha Temple is opened, and you can see the face of the Great Buddha. 19-22 o'clock. Image courtesy: Nara City Tourism Association

Eighteen towns in the town are divided into three groups: north, middle, and south. It has been called the "fighting festival" due to intense fighting. On the 14th, the main quarrel festival is from 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00 on the 15th.