Oeshiki festival

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The Oeshiki festival is a Japanese Buddhist observance commemorating the death of Nichiren, marked by nighttime processions of elaborately decorated lantern floats and chanting devotees.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist festival
Japanese religious observance
associatedWith Ikegami Oeshiki NERFINISHED
Nichiren sect temples NERFINISHED
commemorates death of Nichiren
country Japan
culturalContext Japanese Buddhism
Japanese festival culture
genre Buddhist memorial service
religious procession
hasCharacteristic elaborately decorated lanterns
held at night
large crowds of devotees
hasTheme commemoration of a founder
devotional chanting
language Japanese
majorLocation Ikegami Honmon-ji NERFINISHED
Minobu-san Kuon-ji NERFINISHED
Tokyo NERFINISHED
observedBy Japanese Buddhists
followers of Nichiren Buddhism
observedIn Japan NERFINISHED
religiousFigureHonored Nichiren NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Nichiren Buddhism NERFINISHED
typicalActivity chanting of sutras
nighttime processions
parading lantern floats
uses cherry-blossom-style decorations
lantern floats
mando lanterns

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Zojo-ji Temple hasFestival Oeshiki festival