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Ushimojuku Fusegi Ritual
A traditional folk event intended to ward off evil spirits, epidemics, and disasters. Straw objects shaped like large straw sandals and dice are installed at five crossroads that serve as entrances to the district.
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- Datefirst Sunday of February (usually)Check the official website for this year's dates
- VenueUshimojuku Area後本宿地内
Details
- Source
- 東松山市ホームページ（郷土芸能・まつり）
- Name at the source
- 後本宿のフセギ行事
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