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Yamaga Romantic Lantern Festival

A nighttime illumination event set along the historic Buzen Kaidō, where traditional Japanese umbrellas, bamboo sculptures, and thousands of candles gently light up the street...

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Feb. 6 ~

Feb. 24

Kurume Ueki Festival

A long-running plant fair held in Kurume, a city with over 300 years of horticultural heritage dating back to the Edo period. Known as one of Japan’s top...

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Jan. 31 ~

Feb. 3

Miyajidake Shrine Setsubun Bean-Throwing Festival

Miyajidake Shrine is known as a place to pray for good fortune and business success, and for the famous “Path of Light,” a straight line of sunlight that aligns...

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Setsubun Festival at Naritasan Kurume Bunin Myooji Temple, 成田山久留米分院明王寺節分会

Feb. 1

Setsubun at Daihonzan Naritasan Kurume Temple

Known locally as “Narita-san,” Naritasan Kurume Temple is famous for its towering Bodhisattva statue. On Setsubun, the temple holds a traditional bean-throwing...

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Feb. 3

Setsubun at Munakata Taisha Shrine

Munakata Taisha, one of Japan’s oldest shrines and a registered World Cultural Heritage site, holds a Setsubun festival featuring the traditional Mameuchi-shiki...

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Iimori shrine - Setsubun Festival, 飯盛神社節分追難祭

Feb. 3

Setsubun at Iimori Shrine

Established in 1786, Iimori Shrine is a historic site with cultural assets including its main hall and stone guardian dogs...

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Feb. 3

Setsubun at Kashii Shrine

Kashii Shrine, with a history of over 1,800 years, enshrines Emperor Chuuai and Empress Jingu and is one of 16 imperial shrines in Japan where imperial envoys are...

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Setsubun Festival at Hakozaki Shrine, 筥崎宮節分祭

Feb. 3

Setsubun at Hakozaki Shrine

Hakozaki Shrine, located along Hakata Bay, features an 850-meter approach stretching from its grand Ichinotorii gate to the main hall. Known for hosting...

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