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Suwa Onbashira Festival
Japan's most dangerous festival — several participants don't make it back home...
Japan's most dangerous festival — several participants don't make it back home...
Watch men get tossed into snow and behold the messy ash-smearing chaos.
Put some heat into your winter and New Year with this steamy (in more ways than one!) festival.
Join the festive atmosphere of Osaka’s Toka Ebisu Festival at Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, where locals gather to pray for wealth and success while enjoying street food and lively parades.
Daruma dolls are set alight in a traditional Japanese festival.
A traditional Japanese festival with roots tracing back to the 12th Century.
Catch the colors of the autumn leaves at this traditional Maple tree festival.
Discover Osaka's Shinno Festival, which takes place annually at Sukunahikona Shrine, where local businesses and visitors come together to pray for health and prosperity.
One of Saga Prefecture's oldest and most popular festivals with enormous floats.
Featuring a parade with traditional costumes and entertainment.
Bonfires, torches, shrines, and gods are all out in the streets for this vibrant Kyoto festival.
A festival at the beautiful Kiyomizu-dera Temple.
This festival is the fall edition of the Takayama Spring Festival.
A festival where locals dress as supernatural beings and aim to get mud on everything.
Celebrate autumn in Kyoto with the Zuiki Matsuri at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, a vibrant festival filled with history, lively processions, and intricate portable shrines decorated with crops.
This annual Moon-Viewing Festival features the spectacular Futon Daiko — massive, beautifully adorned floats.