Annual Celebrations
- Japanese New Year (January 1)
- Genji-sai (January 3)
- Furufudatakiage-sai (January 15)
- Tama-no-o-sai (Night before Setsubun)
- Setsubun
- Kinen-sai (February 19)
- Kentōkōkōsha-ōmatsuri (First Sunday of each month)
- Shunki-ōmatsuri (April 15)
- Chōjukōsha-shunki-ōmatsuri (May 3)
- Denden Festival (June 30)
- Ōharae-shiki (June 30 and December 31)
- Sūkei-kai-ōmatsuri (First Sunday of each month)
- Boujisarae-shinji (October 1)
- Furumatsuri (October 15)
- Chōjukōsha-shūki-ōmatsuri (November 3)
- Chinkon-sai (November 22)
- Niiname-no-matsuri (November 23)
- Ohitaki-sai (December 8)
- The Emperor's Birthday (December 23)
- Hokura-matsuri (December 31)
- New Year's Eve (December 31)
- Tsukinami-no-matsuri (Every 1st and 15th day of the month)
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