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Ikegami Shrine Autumn Festival

Oct 24 – Oct 25 · Ikari Shrine, Hiroshima · Hiroshima

Dates

  • Oct 24 – Oct 25, 2026

About this event

Summary
Autumn Festival at Shiraishima Shrine offering harvest gratitude and traditional performances.

Highlights
• Traditional Kameyama Kagura performance
• Food stalls and market area
• Family-friendly atmosphere
• Historical harvest thanksgiving ceremony

Details
This festival, dedicated to the deity Inokami, serves as a counterpart to the spring Kinen-sai. Historically known as Shinjo-sai, it expresses gratitude for the harvest and prays for future prosperity. The event features offerings by the Kameyama Kagura Group, a traditional music and dance performance. Visitors can enjoy a food and festival corner with various stalls. It remains the most important annual event for the local community despite modern industrial diversification.

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