地鎮祭のお祓いをしてもらうの英語

in Shinto, to perform a purification ceremony

a ceremony named 'kiyoharae', a purification ceremony

in Catholicism, a requiem mass

to hold a festival

a sacred event held during the Gion festival in Kyoto, Japan, in which a sacred palanquin is washed

a Shinto ritual called a {fire-extinguishing festival}

to make a person hold a festival

a festival to celebrate the Japanese deity thought to protect travelers

a Japanese festival for calming one's spirit, called {'Tamashizume-no-matsuri'}

a Japanese festival called {"Yasurai Festival"} during which people hold a religious service in honor of the god of epidemics

a festival held by Imperial ordinance

in Japan, a Buddhist ceremony called {a memorial service for temple bells}

presiding at a ceremony

the act of meeting the portable shrine in a shrine ceremony

perform a ceremonious bow

in Japan, a festival for appeasing the dead spirits called 'goryo-e'

There are sacred dances at the village festival.

purify by means of a ritual

in Japan, an Imperial ceremony for the propitiation of departed souls

a festival held for enshrining two deities together

in Buddhism, a festival to respect one's ancestors

performance of a Shinto purification ritual done on a day of the lunar calendar around the the end of June

a Buddhist service called kanbutsue

in a feast, a pot used to keep the "liquor of God"

a Shinto festival called {the Okera Festival}

a memorial service held on the anniversary of the death of a temple's founder

a Japanese festival held to wish for good luck and to avoid misfortune

a Buddhist ceremony to consecrate a newly-constructed image

a dedication ceremony known as {'kendoshiki'}

Shinto style of conducting ceremonies