When I reached the huge stone torii gate of Haritsuna Shrine, I looked up at the gold-lettered plaque and the shrine grounds surrounded by lush green trees. Gentle breezes drifted by, filling the air with a sacred and tranquil atmosphere.
Standing before the stone steps, I slowly made my way into the shrine. As I walked along the solid stone path, the old stone lanterns and traditional buildings on both sides gave off a profound sense of history, naturally calming my mind.
Actually standing at the birthplace of the Inuyama Festival and experiencing the sacred grounds of this traditional festival makes you want to slow down and carefully appreciate every detail of this centuries-old shrine.
If you get the chance, you should definitely come and experience the festival at least once.
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The most famous part of the Inuyama Festival has to be its 13 beautifully decorated floats. Each one is adorned with traditional wood carvings and silk, and they're truly impressive.
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Besides the floats and taiko drum performances, the Inuyama Festival also features traditional music, dance, and all kinds of street performances. The whole town is filled with a festive and joyful atmosphere.
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