Tag Archives: Festival

[Photoblog] Gokumaki

Gokumaki (rice cake scattering in English) in this area was pretty vigorous~♪ Taken is the Furu Matsuri Festival at Kunitsu Shrine in Tsugeshiraishi-cho, Nara. Copyright(C) Miki →Miki’s twitter← (English is…

[Photoblog] After Festival

A photo, taken when Miki, the photographer came across ladies in beautiful kimono☆ She decided to upload this as it seems they are those who involved in the festival ^^….

17 Best Japanese Rice Bowl Dishes!!

An article for today is the most suitable topic for a season of appetite; tasty food in Japan. It is about Zenkoku Gotouchi Donburi Sensyuken (All Japan Local Rice Bowl…

[Photoblog] Energy

Junkei Matsuri Festival at the ruins of Tsutsui Castle in Yamatokoriyama city, Nara. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English is OK)   This is JAPAN Style!  

[Photoblog] Totate Matsuri Festival

People sing a dance song called Ise Ondo at the entrance of the shrine, and then head to the main building of the shrine (situated on the left hand side…

[Photoblog] Cool Happi

There were many people wearing festival outfit, Happi, and Miki, the photographer thought this was the coolest in all^^. Taken at Totate Festival of Kushitamahimenomikoto Shrine in Nara. Copyright(C) Miki…

[Photoblog] Fire Festival in Sugawara Shrine, Nara

This long torch will be taken to the shrine from a house of toya, who is responsible for the preparation of rituals. Taken at Sugawara Shrine in Tawara, Ouda-ward, Uda-city….

[Photoblog] Tengu: the Long-Nosed Goblin

Long-nosed goblin (tengu in Japanese) can be seen in rainmaking rituals. Perhaps this is the god called Sarutahikonomikoto? Taken is drum dance, performed in Ishiuchi, Tsukigase village. Copyright(C) Miki  …

[Photoblog] Hachiman-bori Festival

The hachiman-bori moat was developed by Hidetsugu Toyotomi in the 16th century, and is still in use now. More than 30 period dramas are taken at this historical site every…

[Photoblog] Ninja vs. Samurai

Ninja and Samurai performance at Junkei Festival held at the Ruins of Tsutsui Castle in Yamatokooriyama, Nara Prefecture. Copyright(C) Miki   →Miki’s twitter← (English is OK)   This is JAPAN…

[Photoblog] Asuka Lighting Festival

Miki happened to meet women in costumes of kimono in Asuka Period (592-710) at the Itabukinomiya ruins. The building behind them is Tachibana Temple where it is said that Prince…

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