01 / Kawanazu Pillar-Pine Rite (川名津の柱松神事)
Said to have begun with villagers fearing fire,a rite that climbs a pillar over 20 m tall.
At the spring festival of Kawanazu Tenman Shrine, the youth group and men in their unlucky 42nd year cut a cedar and carry it, washed in seawater. Daima, the lead role, climbs the pillar with a torch of about 2 m on his back, swings it three times and drops it into the bonfire. It ends after 1 a.m.
- Prefecturally designated intangible folk cultural property (designated 18 April 2000)
- Pillar over 20 m long
- Recorded in 1854 as performed together with Kagura


