- The
Sagichō Fire
Festival (****anese: 左義長), also
called Dondoyaki (****anese: どんど焼き) or by
other names, is a
festival celebrated in ****an,
usually on January...
- sachets, fruit, or eatables. Daeboreum, the
Korean festival on the same day
Sagichō Fire Festival, the ****anese (Shintoist)
festival held in
January Bon Festival...
-
proximity to Tokyo. Bon
Festival Farewell Fires of the Five
Mountains in
Kyoto Sagichō Fire
Festival Gozan Okuribi Ritual Fires｜五山送り火 (Discover Kyoto) Hakone...
- (fried tofu) into a
special trough for him.
Hirata is also home to the
Sagicho Festival held
every February. For
several w****s
before the event, the people...
- Kyoto, ****an The Oroqens' Fire
Festival (オロチョンの火祭り), Hokkaido, ****an
Sagicho Fire Festival, in many
places in ****an The Yi people's
Torch Festival,...
- (India) John
Chilembwe Day (Malawi)
Korean Alphabet Day (North Korea)
Sagichō at
Tsurugaoka Hachimangū (Kamakura, ****an) Teacher's Day (Venezuela) Wikipedia...
- New Year
decorations are
taken down
around this date and
burnt in the
Sagichō or
Dondoyaki fire, and some
temples hold events, such as Tōrin-in. Some...
- The
typical winter festival practices are
sagichō or
dondoyaki (左義長 or どんど焼き) and
taasobi (田遊び). In
sagicho or dondoyaki,
kadomatsu (門松) and
other New...
-
covered by media. The
kakizome paper is
usually burned on January 14 in the
Sagicho festival. If the
burning paper flies high, it is said that the
person will...
-
Traditional Buildings Preservation Area. The
shrine has two main festivals, the
Sagichō Matsuri (左義長まつり) and the
Hachiman Matsuri (八幡まつり)
which are both designated...
