Kite Market at Oji Inari Shrine II
Oji Inari Shrine 王子稲荷神社, 1-12-26 Kishimachi, Kita, TokyoKite market (凧市) held on the Day of the Horse every February. The dates depending on the twelve…
Kite market (凧市) held on the Day of the Horse every February. The dates depending on the twelve…
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Annual festival commemorating the entry of the feudal lord Maeda Toshiie into Kanazawa Castle in 1583
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Ceremony commemorating the passing of the saint Nichiren, a 13th century Japanese Buddhist whose teaching provides the basis for Nichiren Buddhism.
2-day festival held around Koenji Station with participating restaurants and shops, a stamp rally, and other events.
The White Heron Dance (白鷺の舞) has roots in a scroll which depicted scenes of a parade praying for…
Open-air market held on the day of the tori (rooster) during November—a tradition that has continued since the…