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Meiji Jingu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival

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Meiji Jingu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival

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Autumn Grand Festival where various traditional performing arts are dedicated for 3 days

The Autumn Grand Festival will be held at Meiji Jingu Shrine for 3 days from November 1 to November 3, 2019.
During the festival, various Japanese traditional performing arts is dedicated. Such as Noh and Kyogen(classical Japanese theatre), Hogaku and Hobu(classical Japanese dance) will be performed by Leading performers in honor the deities at the main shrine building on November 1 and 2.

Meiji Jingu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival

Source: Meiji Jingu Shrine ≪Hogaku, Hobu≫

Meiji Jingu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival

Source: Meiji Jingu Shrine ≪Bugaku≫

In addition, on the final day November 3, various martial arts will be presented at multiple venues in the precincts.
Among them, Yabusame attracts attention of many visitors. The archer wearing samurai costume shoots arrows while riding a running horse. A great cheer goes up when the archer grasps the target gloriously.

Meiji Jingu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival

Source: Meiji Jingu Shrine ≪Yabusame≫

This is an opportunity to enjoy traditional performing arts that you cannot usually see, so please visit the venue.

Details

Event Name Meiji Jingu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival
Venue Meiji Jingu Shrine
Dates November 1, 2019 – November 3, 2019
Note The location of each event may change depending on the weather.
Open Hours 【Schedule of Dedicated Performances】
<November 1>
12:00- Noh, Kyogen at the Ge-Haiden
15:45- Sankyoku at the Ge-Haiden
<November 2>
11:00- Bugaku at the Ge-Haiden
14:30- Hogaku, Hobu at the Ge-Haiden
<November 3>
9:00- Kyudo at Shiseikan (Martial Arts Hall)
9:00- Aikido at the west approach
10:00- Kobudo at the west approach
11:00- Momote-shiki at Tresure Museum
13:00- Yabusame at the west approach
15:00- Satsuma biwa at the Goshaden
Admission Free
Address 1-1 Yoyogi-kamizono-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

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