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 winter folk rite in Yuzawa. Dogs modelled in rice flour are set at the doorway in a prayer against theft.
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.
A special national historic site, with the Inariyama mound that yielded the national-treasure inscribed sword and Marohakayama, among the largest round mounds in Japan.
A bathing complex on the theme of Chichibu's festivals: four open-air and six indoor baths, with shopping and dining sections.
Across some 30 hectares of hillside stand buildings the founder raised over more than 30 years. A great Kannon of salvation stands at the summit.
A roadside station whose ground floor holds the Noto fresh market and the Satoyama Satoumi lane.
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.
An event at Takiyama Park in Hino, where 30,000 azaleas bloom in spring.
The greatest rite of Itsukushima Shrine, said to have been begun by Taira no Kiyomori, with music played from boats.
A festival at Kamo Shrine at Kikuma in Imabari, where children ride horses up the approach.
A boat from which to watch the Kinko Bay fireworks from the water.
A yakiniku restaurant in Nishi-Shinjuku. It promotes halal-certified meat hand-cut slice by slice by craftsmen, and is listed on Halal Gourmet Japan as a halal-certified restaurant. The price range is 6,000 to the 20,000-yen range.
A Muslim-run Chinese restaurant in Kotobashi, near Kinshicho. With halal meat and pork-free ingredients, its signature dishes are bone-in lamb spare ribs and lamb hot pot. There is a prayer space.
A wagyu shabu-shabu and sukiyaki restaurant beside Kaminarimon. It states that it serves halal-certified wagyu using a dedicated kitchen and tableware. 18 seats. The price range is 3,000 to the 9,000-yen range.