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[Over 400 Years of Tradition] Young Man Supports Six 1.2-ton Torches Naked and Goes into the Flames

Oniyo (Demon's Night) Oniyo is a fire festival with a tradition of more than 1,600 years that takes place on the night of January 7 every year, when six torches are carried around the shrine grounds. In 1994, it was designated as a National Intangible Folk Cultural Asset and is one of the three major fire festivals in Japan. The highlight of the festival is the “Ootomatsukawashi” (big torch turning), which decorates the evening event. Six large torches, said to be the largest in Japan, measuring approximately 1 meter in diameter, 13 meters long, and weighing 1.2 tons, are supported by naked young men. The sight of the torches blazing with red flames is breathtaking. It is said that if you are caught in the sparks of the fire, you will escape from the disaster. Place: Daizenji Tamataru Shrine Address: 1463-1 Miyamoto, Daizenji-cho, Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture Phone number: 0942-27-1887 Translated with DeepL.com (free version)