Niiname-sai

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Niiname-sai is a traditional Shinto harvest festival in Japan during which the emperor offers newly harvested rice to the deities and partakes of it in a solemn thanksgiving rite.

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Niinamesai 3
Niiname-sai canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese harvest festival
Shinto festival
alsoKnownAs Niiname-sai
surface form: Niinamesai
associatedWith Imperial Household Agency
Ise Grand Shrine NERFINISHED
calendar traditional Japanese calendar
ceremonialSetting Shinto shrine precincts
country Japan
culturalSignificance expresses gratitude to kami for harvest
symbolizes bond between emperor and land
follows Japanese rice harvest
frequency annual
hasCategory Japanese imperial rituals
Shinto annual observances
hasDeity Amaterasu
Shinto kami
hasJapaneseName 新嘗祭
hasParticipant Imperial Household
Shinto priests
court officials
hasRitualObject newly harvested rice
offerings to kami
sake
seasonal foods
hasTheme gratitude
harvest
imperial ritual
involvesAction emperor partaking of offered rice
offering newly harvested rice to deities
solemn thanksgiving rite
isRelatedTo Daijō-sai
Japanese agrarian traditions
Shinto rituals of the Imperial House
language Japanese
location Imperial Palace
Kyūchū sanden
Tokyo
mainParticipant Emperor of Japan
performedBy Emperor of Japan
purpose prayer for future bountiful harvests
thanksgiving for harvest
religion Shinto
transliteration Niiname-sai self-link
typeOfCelebration religious ceremony
state ritual

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Daijōsai (Great Thanksgiving Festival) ceremonies associatedWith Niiname-sai
subject surface form: Daijōsai
新嘗祭 alsoRomanizedAs Niiname-sai
this entity surface form: Niinamesai
Daijosai associatedWith Niiname-sai
this entity surface form: Niinamesai
Niiname-sai transliteration Niiname-sai self-link
Niiname-sai alsoKnownAs Niiname-sai
this entity surface form: Niinamesai