Toka Ebisu New Year Festival
One of Fukuoka’s most iconic New Year events, the Toka Ebisu Shogatsu Taisai takes place annually from Jan 8 to 11 at Toka Ebisu Shrine...
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Momote Festival at Yodogawa Ten Shrine
Designated an Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Itoshima City, this traditional event at Yodogawa Tenjinsha Shrine is held to pray for a bountiful harvest and protection from...
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Onisube Ritual at Dazaifu Tenmangu
Recognized as one of Japan’s three great fire festivals, the Onisube ritual at Dazaifu Tenmangu takes place around 21:00 and features a dramatic battle of fire and smoke. As partic...
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Muko-oshi (Wakamizu Festival) in Kasuga
Held on the night before Coming of Age Day, Kasuga’s Muko-oshi, also known as the Wakamizu Festival, is a traditional winter event that celebrates couples...
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Fukuoka City Fire Department New Year Review
Fukuoka’s annual dezome-shiki marks the start of the year with a showcase of firefighting tradition and disaster preparedness. The event begins with...
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Gokoku Shrine Nanakusa Festival
On Jan 7, the traditional Nanakusa no Sekku marks the eating of seven spring herbs to pray for good health and a fruitful year. Many associate the day with...
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Daizenji Oniyo Fire Festival
Designated an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Asset and recognized as one of Japan’s three great fire festivals, the Oniyo Festival at Daizenji...
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Tama Seseri
Held for over 600 years, the Tamaseseri Festival is a dynamic New Year tradition in Hakata. Participants called seriko, wearing traditional loincloths...
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