What is the 'Mikoshi' of Umi Hachimangu?

It is a Umi Town designated intangible folk cultural property held once every two years during the Koyasu Taisha festival. The mikoshi and children's parade proceed from Umi Hachimangu to Ino Tonomiya.

When can we see the 'Umi Kagura'?

From 2 PM on the same day as the Mikoshi, it is dedicated at the Kagura Hall of Umi Hachimangu (scheduled to end around 5 PM). It is a Fukuoka Prefecture designated intangible folk cultural property.

Is it held every year?

The 'Mikoshi' is held once every two years.

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The 'Goshinko' (Umi Town Designated Intangible Folk Cultural Property) of the Koyasu Grand Festival at Umi Hachimangu Will Be Held

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Umi Hachimangu in Fukuoka Prefecture announces the biennial 'Goshinko' procession and 'Umi Kagura' dance, both designated cultural properties, to be held as part of the Koyasu Grand Festival.

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Q: What is the 'Mikoshi' of Umi Hachimangu?: A: It is a Umi Town designated intangible folk cultural property held once every two years during the Koyasu Taisha festival. The mikoshi and children's parade proceed from Umi Hachimangu to Ino Tonomiya.
Q: When can we see the 'Umi Kagura'?: A: From 2 PM on the same day as the Mikoshi, it is dedicated at the Kagura Hall of Umi Hachimangu (scheduled to end around 5 PM). It is a Fukuoka Prefecture designated intangible folk cultural property.
Q: Is it held every year?: A: The 'Mikoshi' is held once every two years.