Autumn Annual Festival Shukireitaisai

Dates: Every year, October 10th is the evening festival and lantern festival.October 11th is the Nihongu Autumn Festival and Shinkosai.October 12th is Betsugu Autumn Festival and Kankosai.

The annual autumn festival, which is considered to be the most important, will be held at TsubakiGrandShrine, and dedication events and festivals will also be held.
For more information, please check TsubakiGrandShrine homepage.

Divine things
10th 16:00 Evening festival (lanterns and paper lanterns)
11th 11:00 Motomiya Reitaisai
15:00 Shinko Festival
12th 10am Betsugu Reitaisai
11 o'clock Kanko Festival

dedication event
10th: Dedicated sword dance, poetry dance, dance, etc. (Maitsubaki-kai venue: Betsugu Tsubakigishi Shrine)

The annual autumn festival will be held at the main shrine from 11:00 on the 11th.
The Shinko Festival will be held from 3:00 pm, and the Shinko floats will be paraded.
At the main shrine, TsubakiGrandShrine, we pray for the blessings of the gods for the abundant fertility of autumn, as well as for the prosperity of the imperial family, the security of the nation, the peace of the world, and the prosperity of the parishioners and members of Tsubaki-ko.
After the festival, the Shinkosai is held, and the spirit of Sarutahiko Okami is transferred from the main shrine to the mikoshi, and the shrine parishioners, who are in an unlucky year, perform the Yocho service to appease the Amenodenome no Mikoto to Tsubakigishi Betsugu, a separate shrine. You will be transferred.

The Autumn Annual Festival and Kanko Festival will be held at Betsugu from 10am on the 12th.
On the evenings of the 11th and 12th, parishioners will also perform a camellia dance.
In front of Betsugu couple, Sarutahiko Okami and Amenotome no Mikoto, who spent the night together at Tsubakigishi Shrine in Bekku (Hongu Shrine), they began to express their gratitude to the gods for the rich fertility of autumn, and the Yasaka of the imperial family, We pray for the safety of the nation, peace for the world, and prosperity for the parishioners and Tsubaki-ko members.
After the festival, the Kangyo Festival is held, and the spirit of Sarutahiko Okami is transferred from the annex shrine to a Betsugu, and then returned to the main shrine through the Yocho service of the shrine parishioners who are in an unlucky year.