Omagari Fireworks Autumn Chapter
An autumn fireworks display in Daisen, held by season separately from the summer competition.
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An autumn fireworks display in Daisen, held by season separately from the summer competition.
A museum in Daisen on the history of the Omagari fireworks and how fireworks are made.
The shrine hall on the summit of Mount Haguro, honouring the gods of Gassan, Haguro and Yudono together.
A lavender field beside the Abukuma Cave in Tamura, some 50,000 plants flowering from June into July.
Kagura offered at the annual festival, with elements of Noh. Seven pieces including a sword dance; a prefectural intangible folk cultural property.
A rite of driving off the deer and boar that damage forest and fields, performed as the hunting of two straw deer, male and female.
Kagura danced at the festival of the Komagatake Shrine lower hall. Thirteen pieces; a prefectural intangible folk cultural property.
Village theatre handed down for over 300 years. Regular performances are given on a revolving stage at the shrine; a nationally selected intangible folk cultural property.
A festival known for the wild lion of Ajima, with the music of four floats and lion dancing.
At the spring festival, men and women turning twenty offer a dance. It began as a memory made before conscription.
A route among the Kannon images of Nagahama, visiting the temples of northern Lake Biwa in turn, after Yasushi Inoue's novel.
A rite held in Daisen on the first weekend of June each year, praying for safety on the mountain.
A boat from which to watch the Kinko Bay fireworks from the water.