Setsubun Festival at Tochoji Temple
Join us for the esteemed Setsubun Festival at Tochoji Temple, Fukuoka's oldest and most vibrant celebration of this traditional event...
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~Yamaga Romantic Lantern Festival
The charming and traditional townscape of the Buzen Highway is adorned with objects made of Japanese umbrellas and bamboo, creating an enchanting world...
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Nanakusa no Sekku
On January 7th, the Jinjitsu-no-sekku, also known as the Human Day Festival, is celebrated. During this festival, people gather seven varieties of young greens, symbolizing...
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~Mekari Shinji Harvest Festival
This ceremonious event commemorates a pivotal moment from the late 2nd century, honoring the victorious return of the legendary Empress Jingu after her conquest of
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Hatsukoshin Festival
On the auspicious first "Kanoe-saru" day of the year, known as Hatsu Koshin, a festival steeped in deep cultural significance unfolds. It’s a day when crowds gather at the shrine.....
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~Nagasaki Lantern Festival
The Nagasaki Lantern Festival, a radiant celebration of the Spring Festival, illuminates the city's heart with around 15,000 exquisitely colored Chinese lanterns...
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~Setsubun Festival at Miyajidake Shrine
On January 27-28 and February 2-3, Miyajidake Shrine comes alive with the vibrant Mamemaki (bean-scattering) rituals, a time-honored tradition for invoking good fortune...
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~Setsubun Festivals at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine
Embracing the spirit of Setsubun, the traditional day signifying the seasonal transition, the "Setsubun Yakuyoke Kigan Taisai" (Setsubun Evil-Warding Prayer Grand Festival) is...
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~Toka Ebisu New Year Festival
At the heart of Fukuoka's festive calendar lies the Toka Ebisu Shrine's New Year Festival, celebrated in honor of the deity revered for blessing businesses with...
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Dazaifu Tenmangu – New Year’s Fire Festival
Dazaifu Tenmangu's Onisube ritual stands as one of the grandest fire festivals in Japan. The ritual, commencing around 9 p.m., is a dynamic spectacle. Participants chant "Oni ja, O...
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