Miyoshi Shrine Bonten Festival（三吉梵天祭）
Miyoshi Shrine Bonten Festival (Akita city)
The festival is particularly exciting among winter festivals of Akita prefecture.
Bonten is made by decorating bamboo baskets with color fabric for good harvest and health.
Men race to the shrine to become the first to make offerings of bonden. They sometimes start hustling, jostling and grappling each other, so the festival is called Bonten fighting.
三吉梵天祭（秋田市）
「三吉梵天祭」は、地元の若者たちが竹かごを飾り付けした梵天を担いで神殿までの先を競う豪快な祭りで、「けんか梵天」とも呼ばれています。
五穀豊穣、家内安全を祈って奉納される梵天は約80本と県内随一の本数で、勇壮な秋田の冬の風物詩として親しまれています。
Tsuchizaki minato festival Akita JAPAN Hyper motion 2017-7-21
Japanese traditional festival about 400years ago
Akita tsuchizaki minato festival JAPAN
土崎港曳山祭り
通称 土崎の祭り 崎祭り
土崎地区の皆さんはこのお祭りのために一年間いろんな事を我慢しているのです
ユネスコ無形民俗文化遺産
国指定重要無形民俗文化財
2017-7-21撮影分を編集
Practice for Hyper motion movie
戻り山車総統前 幕洗川三区
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アップ後に見ると細かいところに編集ミスがあったりして反省点が多い動画になってしまいました
Tsuchizaki Shinmeisha Shrine Annual Celebration & Float Festival
A japanese festival celebrated from july 20-21 in tsuchizaki Akita Prefecture Japan.
Locals/japanese pull the rope of the float and the back of the float has a band music, and they also perform chanting.
Naku po sobrang happy ko that day kasi nga na experience ko yong matsuri nila dito sa tsuchizaki. Salamat sa aking sister sa pag pasyal sa akin. Japan is love
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Kakunodate Hiburi Kamakura（火振りかまくら）
Hiburi Kamakura(Kakunodate Fire and Snow Festival) (Semboku city)
The festival is held at the cold winter night on February.
Participants dip their rice straw balls into the fire and swing the fire balls around their bodies to ward off the evil spirits and wish for the healthy new year.
火振りかまくら（仙北市）
｢火振りかまくら｣は、雪の中に華麗な火の輪が踊る幻想的なお祭りです。神聖な火で田んぼの厄を払うとともに、家族の無病息災・家内安全など、一年の無事を祈願します。
祭りでは雪でつくったかまどに薪を入れて正月の門松などを焼き一年の無事を祈った後、炭俵に火を付けて、自分の体の周囲を振り回す火振りを行い、無病息災や家内安全などを祈ります。
【4K】Omisoka walk in snowy Aomori
Not a vlog, no intrusive faces or talking, pure Japan only.
Omisoka - time of coming new year. I got bored and decided to spend in snowy Aomori.
I walked from Aomori station to Uto shrine, Aomori park full of crows, Hirota shrine before 12am and back after 12am. It was snowing and oly my ASMR steps in snow were breaking dead quietness. Except areas around shrines there were no people.
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Time 12/31 23:30
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Bonden Festival, Akita
Yokote, Akita-ken, 2010 - created at
Akita Kanto Festival at Honolulu Festival 3/9/2019
Akita Kanto Festival at Honolulu Festival 3/9/2019. Check out these amazing performers balance these tall bamboo poles with many lanterns on them. It's quite a sight as the taiko players bang their drums to add to the excitement. You can't help but wonder if they will drop it or if the bamboo poles will break.
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食と芸能大祭典2018 三吉神社梵天祭
2018年5月26日 秋田県秋田市中通にて
blog 秋田の小さな祭りたち
Sakura at Miyoshi city, Hiroshima Pref, Japan. 15 April 2012
広島県三次市の尾関山公園からの眺望。iPhoneで撮影。
Full bloomy sakura at Ozekiyama mountain, Miyoshi city, Hiroshima Pref, Japan. taken by iPhone.
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Tsuchizaki Minato Hikiyama Festival: A Float with Comical Touches Parades Through an Akita Community
The float (hikiyama) parades held on July 20–21 every year are part of the annual rites performed by the Tsuchizaki Shinmeisha, the main shrine of Tsuchizaki, a seaport community with a long history located in the city of Akita, capital of Akita Prefecture. The July event, popularly known as the Tsuchizaki Minato Hikiyama Festival, has been designated an important intangible national cultural asset, and it is one of the 33 Japanese float festivals that were approved as a set for inclusion in the UNESCO list of the world’s intangible cultural heritage in 2016.
The front side hikiyama is decorated with colorful models of famous warriors from the past. The rear consists of a platform for musicians. And on the top are comical figures and a short satirical poem relating to current events.
三吉梵天祭 MIYOSHI BONDEN
秋田市 太平三吉神社の梵天祭は毎年１月１７日に行われます。
五穀豊穣、家内安全、商売繁盛などを祈願し梵天（ぼんでん）と呼ばれる依代（よりしろ）を神社に奉納する行事です。
「力の神」三吉霊神にあやかろうと威勢よく先陣を競い、境内を激しくもみあいながら奉納する勇壮さが大きな特徴であり、その力強さから『けんか梵天』とも呼ばれ、秋田の冬の風物詩として知られています。
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Exploring Tottori, Japan｜Day 71 - Tottori
We venture off to Tottori Prefecture and visit the famous Shirokabe Dozogun area, which is a traditional town with a lot of cool shops and restaurants. We later visit Misasa Onsen and take a dip in a lovely foot bath!
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shinichi otsu - shobara city hall live: inorine [full concert HD]
SHOBARA CITY HALL LIVE -INORINE-
at Shobara City Hall Lobby
August 28, 2015
Shobara-shi Hiroshima, Japan
Shinichi Otsu, piano
Ayu Kodama, melodica and vocal
Yoshihiro Oda, drums and percussions
Set List:
1. Mode (0:21)
2. Leap to the East (7:42)
3. 夜が来て 猫たちが空を飛ぶ -When the Night Comes, the Cats Fly in the Sky- (14:12)
All songs written by Shinichi Otsu
Lyrics on 夜が来て 猫たちが空を飛ぶ -When the Night Comes, the Cats Fly in the Sky- written by Yoichi Asahara
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「庄原シティーホールライヴ -祈音-」
２０１５年８月２８日
庄原市役所ロビー
ピアノ：大津真一
鍵盤ハーモニカ、ヴォーカル：児玉麻由
ドラムス、パーカッション：小田佳大
Japanese New Year, Ōmisoka 大晦日, Hatsumōde 初詣, Obisha sai お備射祭, by Kari Gröhn, karigrohncom
Japanese New Year: Ōmisoka (大晦日), Hatsumōde (初詣), Obisha-sai (お備射祭), by Kari Gröhn, karigrohncom
The night before New Year (Ōmisoka 大晦日) is a Japanese traditional celebration on the last day of the year. At midnight many people visit a shrine or temple for the first time of the year
(Hatsumōde 初詣). Generally, wishes for the new year are made, new charms or amulets are bought, and the old ones are returned to the shrine so they can be burned.
Obisha-sai (御備射祭) is a sacred archery ritual which intends to divine good for the whole year, and also as prayer to ward off bad spirits.
At midnight 31 December, Buddhist temples ring their bells a total of 108 times to symbolize the human sins in Buddhist belief, and to get rid of the worldly desires regarding sense and feeling in
every Japanese citizen.
Ōmisoka Taiheizan Miyoshi Jinja Akita, Hatsumōde Iyataka Jinja Akita, Hatsumōde Atsuta Jingū Nagoya, Obisha-sai Nakai Goryo Jinja Shinjuku Tōkyō, 大晦日 太平山三吉神社 秋田 初詣 彌高 神社 秋田 初詣 熱田神宮 名古屋市 お備射祭 中井御 霊神社 新宿 東京
Tokoname Aichi Japan / 25 FEB 2012
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Things To Do In Japan In January | Winter Festivals and Events | Lin Nyunt
There are some absolutely amazing things to do in Japan in January. The winter festivals are simply incredible this month!
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【Live】Walking in Miyoshi town (Awa-ikeda station)
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Yoko Morikawa - Japanese instructor as a guest lecturer at University American College Skopje
UACS strongly believes in 3 principles:
- International accreditation
- International professors
- International students
Having a lecturer from Japan, to teach Japanese to UACS students was a huge advantage for our students. Even more, that this exchange is funded by Japanese Government.
Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan
I made this video about my hometown (or favorite place) in my university English class.