- 2023 Aki Province: Itsukushima,
Depiction of a
Festival (Aki, Itsukushima,
Sairei no zu from
Famous Views of the Sixty-odd Provinces) by
Hiroshige Itsukushima...
- is
notable for two
different festivals:
Saijo Matsuri, and
Isono Jinja Sairei. The
Saijo Matsuri is held
between October 15 and 16.
Forty Matsuri floats...
-
Shimizu minato (1940)
Phantom Castle (1940) Oda
Nobunaga (1940) Umi wo
wataru sairei (1941)
Sugata naki ****ushū (1941) Edo
saigo no hi (1941)
Miyamoto Musashi:...
- Todoke!
Sekai o
Tsunagu Niji-Iro no Hana,
Sirloin Shakugan no
Shana III,
Sairei no Hebi 2012 K, Miwa
Ichigen Saint Seiya Ω,
Tokisada 2013 AKB0048, Mr. Sono...
-
ceremonial purposes at
Buddhist temples. The Sumō-daiko (相撲太鼓) (a ko-daiko) and
sairei-nagadō (祭礼長胴) (a nagadō-daiko with a cigar-shaped body) are used in sumo...
- two
traditional dances namely Yosim dances originating from the bay of
Sairei (Serul, Waropen) and
Pancar dances originating from Biak,
Numfor and Manokwari...
- the
Rakuchu Rakugai Zu Byōbu (Funaki Version).
National Treasure. Hōkoku
Sairei Zu Byōbu (豊国祭礼図屏風) is a work
depicting the
festival held at
Toyokuni Shrine...
- low to mid-level
posts in the
Tokugawa shogunate,
including that of Nikkō
Sairei-bugyō,
connected with the
shrine of
Tokugawa Ieyasu at Nikkō. Edo 300 HTML...
-
collectively known as the
Trinity who
serve under the
Snake of the
Festival (祭礼の蛇,
Sairei no Hebi), a God who
resides within the
Reiji Maigo. When the
Snake emerges...
- was
known simply as the "Shinra Myōjin festival" (新羅明神祭礼,
Shinra Myōjin
sairei), and was
first held by Myōson in 1052.
Shinra Myōjin
reportedly revealed...
