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Descriptive cultural source outlining major annual festivals and ritual events held at Munakata Taisha, including their dates, religious meaning, and ceremonial activities.
Place: Munakata Taisha
Region / Prefecture: Fukuoka Prefecture
Country: Japan
Subject: Religious festivals and shrine ceremonies
Type of document: Informational cultural description
Religious tradition: Shinto
Main deities honored: Three Female Deities of Munakata
Key locations mentioned: Hetsu-miya; Nakatsu-miya (Oshima Island); Takamiya Saijo
Events described: New Year shrine visits; Spring Festival; Tanabata Festival; Grand Autumn Festival; Chrysanthemum Festival; Shichi-Go-San celebration
Annual period covered: January–November
Major festival dates: March 31–April 2; August 7; October 1–3; November 1–22; November 15
Ritual elements: shrine prayers; ritual dances by shrine maidens; boat procession with portable shrines; horseback archery; ceremonial dances at ancient ritual site
Cultural themes: maritime protection; seasonal religious observances; family prayers for children’s health
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Traditional title: De solemnitatibus paschae
Alternative identification: CPL 2278
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Topics: Munakata Taisha Ceremonies