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Keitoku Inari Shrine Otaue Matsuri Mikata
喜多方市慶徳町豊岡３１１５
A shrine where a rice-planting ceremony is held to pray for a bountiful harvest. It is characterized by the portable shrine (mikoshi) being carried to the sacred paddy field (mikata) and the early maidens (sawayome) performing a ritualistic rice planting.
Enshrined deities
Ukanomitama-no-Okami (Inari)
History
This is a rice-planting ceremony to pray for a bountiful harvest, transmitted at Inari Shrine in Keitoku-machi, Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture, and at Isazumi Shrine in Takada, Aizu-Biratori Town. The portable shrine is carried from the shrine to the sacred paddy field, where the early maidens perform a ritualistic rice planting to the rhythm of rice-planting songs. This event is based on the belief that if rice planting is completed by this day, the rice will bear fruit.
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