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Haruko Shrine Annual Festival (Shimonakajo no Shishimai)
A designated Folk Cultural Property of Saitama Prefecture dedicated to warding off misfortune. Alongside the three-lion dance, stick fighting techniques (bojutsu) have been preserved, with highlights including pieces such as "Kanemaki," inspired by the tale of Musume Dojoji.
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- Datemid-August (usually)Check the official website for this year's dates
- VenueHaruko Shrine治子神社
Details
- Source
- 行田市ホームページ（市内の獅子舞）
- Name at the source
- 治子神社の例大祭（下中条の獅子舞）
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