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January 1st - 3rd |
Shari-kou Ceremony to show revere the relics |
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February 3rd |
Tsuina-e Ceremony to drive away evil spirits and invite good fortune. Participants dress in traditional costume, including masks representing "Demon" and perform various rituals to word off evil spirits |
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March
22nd-24th |
Oeshiki Ceremony to commemorates the death anniversary of Prince Shotoku,the founder of Horyuuji. The statue of Prince Shotoku is unveiled in the Seiryou-in hall and various rituals are held to honor his legacy. |
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April 15th |
Bussho-e Ceremony to commemorate the birth of Shakyamuni Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. A statue representing the birth of Shakyamuni Buddha is placed in the center of the dining hall |
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April Apr.11th - May.18th |
Special Exhibition of Kuse Kannon Statue Kuse Kannnon statue, which is usually kept hidden, is consdiered to be life-sized representation of Prince Shotoku |
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October Oct.22nd - Nov.22nd |
Special Exhibition of Kuse Kannon Statue Kuse Kannnon statue, which is usually kept hidden, is consdiered to be life-sized representation of prince Shotoku |
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November
1st - 3rd |
Special opening of Kamino Mido This hall is usually not open to public. Visitors have the rare opportunity to view the Shaka Triad and other important cultural artifacts |
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