Calendar of annual rituals 
5th May 1pm
Shobu-sai (Iris) 菖蒲祭 / Bugaku (Ancient Court Dance and Music) 舞楽
-Iris- The 5th day of the 5th month (May 5) is called "Shobu-no-sekku" (Festival of the Iris) or "Tango-no-sekku" (Festival of Boys). It is one of the five seasonal festivals. -Ancient Court Dance and Music- This is a reference to dances performed with traditional court music (gagaku) accompaniment. Bu means dance, and gaku means music. Originally bugaku was not only for entertainment but also as an offering for kami.
- 28th May 10am
- Shirahata-jinja-reisai (Shirahata Shrine) 白旗神社例祭
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- 2013.05.12
- Peony Garden Closing
- 2013.04.27
- Bugaku ~Japanese Ancient Court Dance and Music~
- 2013.04.27
- The 55th Kamakura Festival was held
- 2013.04.04
- Ambassador of Switzerland to Japan visited
- 2013.03.31
- The 55th Kamakura Festival -Events and Ceremonies-
- 2013.03.26
- Spring Flowers are full blooming in Tsurugaoka Hachimangu
- 2013.03.16
- In remembrance of the Great East Japan Earthquake, ～Memorial Service and Prayer for Reconstruction～
- 2013.03.15
- Grand Exhibition of Sacred Treasures from Shinto Shrines
- 2013.03.15
- Peony Garden is opening from 20th March
- 2013.03.13
- Foreign Policy Committee of Denmark visited
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