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Ebizo Ichikawa length celebration worship (The procession going slowly, dedication dance)

A The procession going slowly and a dedication dance are carried out

 First Danjuro Ichikawa who is the leading person of Edo Kabuki. After granting a child, and performing prayer in Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, the long-awaited eldest son was given. Thereafter the Ichikawas and edge of the Naritasan Shinshoji Temple spread out.
A The procession going slowly of the Ebizo Ichikawa length is carried out until Daihondo Hall from the Narita Station area, and a dedication dance is shown to Naritasan Omotesando Street on the special stage before the Daihondo Hall after a The procession going slowly.

 

Place

Naritasan Omotesando Street, Naritasan Shinshoji Temple Omoto Domae

The date

Friday, April 20, 2018

Holding contents

  1. Celebration The procession going slowly
    Time: From 13:00 to around 14:15
    A course: Naritasan Omotesando Street - outer gate - Daihondo Hall
  2. Welcome type
    Time: From around 14:15
    A place: Omoto Domae
  3. Goma worship
    Time: 15:00
    A place: Daihondo Hall
  4. Dedication dance
    Time: From 18:00 to around 19:10
    A place: The Daihondo Hall front special stage
        A program: Statement, dance of the lion and cub
    ※There is no general distribution of the theatergoing seat ticket. It is free to do standing to watch.

 

 

Traffic regulation

The section of the JR Narita Station - Yakushido Hall - Naritasan door front (pan shop corner) is traffic regulation from 11:00 to 16:00
Traffic regulation (External link) is displayed on a big map in FEEL Narita April

Inquiry

The Naritasan open basis 1080 anniversary memory event executive committee secretariat (Narita City Tourism Association)
A phone number: 0476-22-2102

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Event information

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