Kubota Aso Shrine Shinto Procession
Category Name:Rites and Festivals (folk belief)
Kubota Aso Shrine was originally built in 1201 in Kami-Jinnai Tamaoka and moved to its present location in Kami-machi in 1469. Every ten years the parishioners of 3 Jinnai areas (Kami, Naka, Shimo) and 4 areas of Kami-machi carry the deity from the current shrine to the site of the original shrine in Kami-Jinnai. This 500-year-old traditional folk event includes a procession accompanied by dances, music, and songs from each district. 《programs and composition》 Hoken (1 dancer), Niken (2 dancers), Nihei (2 dancers), Shiken (4 dancers), Kagura Uta (1 dancer), Mai Uta (1 dancer), Jichin (1 dancer)
Municipality
Ozu Town
Category
Rites and Festivals (folk belief)
Specific Location
Jinnai / Kamimachi, Ozu Town
Cultural Property Designation
Performance Date(s)
scheduled on March 19, 2023 (every 10 years)
Performance Location
Kubota Aso Shrine / Kubota Aso Shrine Old Shrine
Preservation Society
Kubota Aso Shrine Shinto Parade Preservation Society