2014 Todaiji Omizutori
Florence Schwartz | January 29, 2016
This video shows how Omizutori has held annually in Japan.
Omizutori, more known as the sacred water-drawing festival, takes place every March at the Nigatsu-dō of Tōdai-ji, Nara, Japan. This serves as a final rite of the two-week long Shuni-e ceremony, wherein meant to cleanse people from their sins and also usher the spring season in the country.
Tags: TRADITION, Japan, Omizutori, sacred water-drawing festival, festival, Nara, Todai-ji, Shuni-e ceremony
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