Tondo Festivals
Burn, baby, burn! New Year decorations and talismans go up in flames on huge bonfires across the region. Read more
Burn, baby, burn! New Year decorations and talismans go up in flames on huge bonfires across the region. Read more
Have the smell of 1000 fish heads wafted over you by shrine maidens wielding giant fan to ward off bad
The over 100 plum trees in Shukkeien Garden that blossom in pink and white in February are tantalizing hints that,
The many varieties of cherry blossom in Shukkei-en Garden illuminated after dark. The garden is open until 9:00pm and admission
Parades and lots of bamboo themed activities and performances in the streets of "bamboo town" Takehara's historical preservation district.
Shinjo's annual rice planting event is less well known than the Mibu-no-hanadaue event held in the neighboring town of Chiyoda
800 bowls of the healthy seven-herb rice porridge traditionally eaten on January 7. Available from 11am until they are all
A bunch of almost naked men clambering on top of one another in the sea trying to capture a lucky ball on a hot summer day!
Join local kagura fans for a performances of this spectacular folk art in the heart of Hiroshima City.
Join local kagura fans and experience the spectacular folk art that is Hiroshima Kagura.
Join local Hiroshima kagura fans and experience the spectacular folk art that is Hiroshima Kagura.
Join local Hiroshima Kagura agura fans for a performances of this spectacular folk art in the heart of downtown Hiroshima.
Traditional New Year rituals at Itsukushima Shine on Miyajima that date from over 1000 years ago.
Every year on February 3 (Setsubun) a few thousand people crowd into the precinct in front of Daisho-in Temple on
Traditional Hina dolls on display around Miyajima.
A limited version of the Tōkasan yukata festival returns after a 2 year COVID induced break.
The August 6 lantern floating ceremony will take place for the first time in 3 years under some restrictions.
Free light-themed event along Hiroshima Peace Boulevard.
Bon-odori are community dances, usually performed around a tall platform from which music plays and people sometimes play instruments and
Enjoy Hiroshima Kagura under the stars, check out the beautiful costumes on display and nibble and sip at food stalls within the grounds of Hiroshima Castle.
Ritual firing of the first arrow at Omote Shrine on Miyajima is held on January 20 every year.
Annual traditional kogei art craft exhibition at Hiroshima Prefectural Museum of Art.
The annual Kintai Bridge Festival in Iwakuni is an excellent way to kick off your Golden Week.
100 shrine maidens dance to soothe the souls of those lost to war and to wish for a good match at Hiroshima Gokoku Shrine. Kagura too!