Igami-jinja shrine / Miura Arajiroyoshioki(Kanagawa prefecture)
Igami-jinja shrine
This shrine located along the National Highway No. 1
that is dedicated Miura Arajiroyoshioki（1496〜1516）
2014 小田原北條五代祭り その３ （まち衆隊編）Odawara Hojo Godai Festival Part3 （Citizens & Shrine Corps ed.）
2014.5.3 行われました第５０回 小田原北條五代祭りのパレードでのまち衆隊の映像です。
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大稲荷氏子神輿、異種担ぎ Dainari shrine's town MIKOSHI, Odawara style + Edomae style
In front of Odawara station, you can see both Matsubara and Dainari shrine's MIKOSHI/portable-shrine.
Since the overlapping area of the shrine parishioner.
About Matsubara's MIKOSHI: When the MIKOSHI in the Holy Spirit/MITAMA,MIKOSHI are not swing.
小田原駅前は松原神社と大稲荷神社の地区が重なっているため、両方の神社神輿を見ることが出来ます。
松原神社の町内神輿は御霊が入っている時は神輿を揺らしません。
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居神神社 小田原北條五代まつり Igami shrine's mikoshi.Odawara Hojyo fes.
毎年GWの５月３日に行われる「北条五代祭り」のパレードの締めを飾る神輿隊の一つ、居神神社です。神輿振りが特徴です。
この日から５日までの３日間、小田原駅周辺では4つの神社が同時に例大祭を行い活気に溢れます。
This is a Igami shrine's main mikoshi in parades of the ODAWARA HOJYO-GODAI fes.
中国は合意を無視して日本の海底油田「樫（かし）（中国名・天外天）」を掘削したことに激しく抗議します。平湖以外は両国の合意が必要なはず。
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It dates back to the Feudal period in Japan and i was super impressed to walk around the castle and imagine what it would have been like back in the days of the Samurai.
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Shoulderiiiiiiiing!!!!!! Mini-shrine 担ぎながら!神輿 2008ちょうちん
2008年小田原「灯りの祭典夏祭り」での小田原流神輿、帰還時（宮入りに相当）に担ぎながら撮りました。
I took it shouldering the portable shrine. @Odawara '08 Lantern summer-fes.
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Mikoshi on Parade (みこし)
Mikoshi on Parade: In Japan, mikoshi (sacred palanquin — Chariot of the Gods!) are portable Shinto shrines carried on the shoulders of large groups of strong young men. Mikoshi are normally stored at the local shrines; during matsuri (festivals), the mikoshi are paraded through the streets in order to transport the kami (Shinto gods/spirits) around the neighborhood. Mikoshi can weigh as much as about three quarters of a ton (700 kg), and need careful teamwork for stability.
小田原北條五代まつり みこし 下府中連合 Odawara Hojyo5s fes. mikoshi
毎年ゴールデンウィーク５月３日に行われる【小田原北条五代まつり】のパレードの締めを飾る神輿隊です。
下府中連合で今年は賀茂神社の神輿ですね。
毎年ゴールデンウィーク５月３日に行われる【小田原北条五代まつり】のパレードの締めを飾る神輿隊です。
下府中連合で今年は賀茂神社の神輿です。
同じ小田原市内でも平担ぎ系の地区や江戸前、どっこい流をする地区があります。
この担ぎ方は小田原流ではありません。
この日から５日までの３日間、小田原駅周辺では四社例大祭が行われ活気に溢れます。
It is a parades of the ODAWARA HOJYO-GODAI fes. held on May 3 every year.
There are various ways to shouldering Mikoshi also in the Odawara city. This is not an Odawara style.
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小田原松原神社他例大祭 山車の競演 Odawara -fes.Floats session
山車の競演。動画では音が割れていますが実際はとても心地のよい音色でした。
通常、同じ場所に山車が複数止まることはありません。
（5日の小田原駅前と宮入り時の各神社前を除いて）
今回、特別に集まりました。
Japanese Funeral Lanterns
When someone dies in Japan the family will usually place white paper lantern outside the front of the house as an indication to neighbors and visitors that the house is in mourning and possibly in the process of observing a funeral service. In the past the funeral service would usually take place within the home with the deceased laying before a Buddhist altar while a priest recites appropriate sutras. Family and friends will visit the home during this time dressed in black and offering prayers before the altar. This event will usually take place very soon after the person has died and my wife remembers hastily preparing the home for service after her grandmother passed away. An interesting tradition which is not practiced as often any more is for the entire family to spend the night in the same room with the deceased on the night before the funeral. This in order to ensure that a candle is kept lit throughout the night. Some believe that this tradition arose out of concern that the spirit of the departed might be angered and remain behind if left alone on the night of their passing. My wife remembers sleeping next to her grandmothers body and she indicates that this was not a morbid event and simply and act of respect and love towards a grandmother she loved dearly.
In this video there are no mourners to be seen entering the home and this might be due to the fact that many modern Japanese choose to hold their funeral services at a funeral parlor. In such cases the family may display the lanterns though no formal funeral service is performed at the home.
Paper lanterns have a long history in Japan with the first hand-held lanterns or chochin appearing from China during the Muromachi period (1392-1482). Many westerners are familiar with the oblong shaped dangling paper lantern called the bura-jochin which Japanese travelers carried before them on a short stick. These lanterns are commonly spotted in samurai movies held by soldiers racing after the hero during a nighttime chase. Less familiar is the Odawara-jochin or collapsible paper lantern which could be closed accordion-style and carried in the bosom of the kimono. Lanterns were often hung before homes and businesses as a means of providing illumination as well to communicate significant events such as funerals and to act as advertising. A lantern's color can have meaning as well and every late night reveler in contemporary Japan knows that a red lantern before a doorway indicates he has found his next stop for a drink.
Sanja Matsuri
Parade of townspeople carrying a mikoshi (portable shrine) during the Sanja Matsuri held around Sensoji Shrine in Asakusa in Tokyo, Japan on May 15, 2010.
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Odawara Chochin Festival
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défilé mikoshi temple asakusa 7
mikoshi sortant du temple d'Asakusa pendant le 2ème jour du Sanja matsuri