Fujiyoshida Himatsuri

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Fujiyoshida Himatsuri is a traditional fire festival in Fujiyoshida, Japan, held to symbolically close the climbing season of Mount Fuji with dramatic torchlit processions and burning shrines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf festival
traditional Japanese festival
alsoKnownAs Yoshida Fire Festival NERFINISHED
Yoshida no Himatsuri NERFINISHED
associatedShrine Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine NERFINISHED
Suwa Shrine NERFINISHED
associatedWith Mount Fuji climbing season
local community of Fujiyoshida
volcanic worship
attracts domestic tourists
international tourists
local worshippers
country Japan
culturalRegion Chubu region NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance important local intangible cultural event
one of the major fire festivals around Mount Fuji
feature Shinto rituals
burning of portable shrines or mikoshi-like structures
large roadside torches
nighttime fire displays
parade of sacred palanquins
street processions through Fujiyoshida
torchlit processions
frequency annual
hasActivity carrying of sacred objects from Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine
lighting of dozens of large torches along the streets
music and traditional performances
hasGenre matsuri
heldOn August 26
August 27
language Japanese
locatedIn Fujiyoshida NERFINISHED
Yamanashi Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedNear Mount Fuji NERFINISHED
mainDeity Konohanasakuya-hime NERFINISHED
purpose to express gratitude for protection during the climbing season
to mark the end of the official Mount Fuji climbing season
to pray for safety from volcanic eruptions of Mount Fuji
religion Shinto
symbolism appeasing the deity of Mount Fuji
closing the climbing season of Mount Fuji
protection of the local community
timeOfDay evening
night

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Fujiyoshida, Japan hasFestival Fujiyoshida Himatsuri
subject surface form: Fujiyoshida