Japan in 8K -Takisanji Demon Festival （瀧山寺鬼まつり）-

[@nami-vlog]

An absolutely stunning video! The Takisanji Demon Festival is brought to life so vividly and in such detail in your 8K footage - it feels like being right there. The unique traditions and captivating atmosphere make this festival an unforgettable experience. Thank you for sharing these magical moments with us! Best wishes from @nami-vlog 🌍💜💜💜👍

[@WhiteyBrandi]

beautiful as always, thank you Armadas!

[@lyrichustler]

お願いします大阪の夜景もお願いします🙏

[@filipecezarinho3933]

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[@Kiranoir]

welcome back

[@tericampisi]

Why do they do this? Am trying to learm something at 69 years old! Some info on this please!

[@キュア-d2u]

I believe it is to welcome the countless gods of nature and to drive away the demons. In Japanese Shintoism, there is a belief that all things have a deity.

[@キュア-d2u]

Although they differ in form and method, they remain a custom of local communities throughout Japan. The many gods are called "八百万の神" (Yaorozuno kami) in Japan.