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Hana Festival (Tsugu)

Early Jan.

  • Hana Festival (Tsugu)
    Hana Festival (Tsugu)
  • Hana Festival (Tsugu)
    Hana Festival (Tsugu)
  • Hana Festival (Tsugu)
    Hana Festival (Tsugu)
  • Hana Festival (Tsugu)
    Hana Festival (Tsugu)

The Hana Festival where people chant "teehohe tehohe" and dance through the night is said to have been passed down at the end of the Kamakura period by a Buddhist ascetic monk from Kumano.
 Tsugu Hana Festival takes places every year on January 2. The gods are welcomed at the "Maedo" ceremonial site below Shirotori-jinja Shrine, and a total of 24 major dances ranging from the "bachi no mai" to the "shizume no mai," 39 minor dances, and other Shinto rituals take place as the night grows long, in prayer for warding off of evil spirits, a plentiful harvest, and the village's prosperity.

Data

Address
〒441-2601
Shirotori 1, Tsugu, Shitara Town, Kita-Shitara County, Aichi Prefecture (Shirotori-jinja Shrine)
Business
Days / Hours
Held on January 2
Neighboring Facilities
Tsugu Hotaru no Sato
Parking
None

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[Tomei Expressway] Toyokawa I.C. → Route 151 → Route 428