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Matsuri Festivals

Niu Tsu Hi Mei Shrine Niiname-sai

Mon, Nov 23, 2026, 10:00–23:59 · Nyu Tohime Shrine, Katsuragi · Wakayama

Dates

  • Mon, Nov 23, 2026, 10:00–23:59

About this event

Summary
An important agricultural ritual expressing gratitude for the autumn harvest.

Highlights
• Offering newly harvested grains to deities
• Participation by His Majesty the Emperor
• Paired with the February Kinensai ceremony

Details
This festival is a celebration to thank the gods of heaven and earth for the bountiful autumn harvest. It involves presenting the first grains of the new harvest to the deities. The event is held in conjunction with a ceremony at the Imperial Palace where His Majesty personally serves. It is a significant agricultural ritual that complements the Spring Rice Ceremony held in February.

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Event details come from organizers' websites and web searches. They are not guaranteed to be accurate. Check the official website before you go. Times are Japan time (JST).