🏮 Enoura Mizu Shukugi
江浦水祝儀
Numazu, Shizuoka (Sumiyoshi Shrine) · Every year on 2 January
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The Ura Mizushugishiki is a traditional event held at Sumiyoshi Shrine in Numazu, Shizuoka Prefecture. Its detailed history and origins are unknown, but it has long been passed down as a Shinto ritual honoring the local water deity and praying for a good harvest and safety. The highlight is the "mizushugi" ceremony, in which priests and parishioners carry a mikoshi (portable shrine) from Sumiyoshi Shrine toward the sea or river, where a purification rite is performed at the water's edge. The sight of water spraying up amid bold shouts is impressive, and crowds of onlookers gather.
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