Hakata Festival Hojo-ya Kasuga Shrine Tenkan (Heavenly Crown) Chigo-kan (Child Crown) Miko Costume

Tenkan (ceremonial crown), Reikan (ceremonial crown), Chigo Kan (child's crown), Miko Shozoku (shrine maiden attire), Chigo Shozoku (child's attire), Shingu (sacred implements)

Hojo-ya (Hojo-e) is an autumn festival held annually at Hakozaki Shrine in Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
It is one of the three major festivals of Hakata (Fukuoka), alongside Hakata Dontaku and Hakata Gion Yamakasa.
Origin and Meaning: This is a sacred ritual that has continued for over a thousand years, signifying the cherishing of all life, abstaining from killing, and giving thanks for the autumn harvest. It is one of the most important festivals.
Name: It is generally called Hojo-e, but in Fukuoka, it is called Hojo-ya.

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