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The CFAY Mikoshi. |
Many commands participated in the Yokosuka Mikoshi parade last month. Mikoshi are portable (and can be very heavy) Shinto Shrines that are mounted on a wooden frame and paraded typically to and from a shrine. In Yokosuka, the Mikoshi Parade doesn't start at a shrine, but in town, and ends on the base. The parade is followed by a large friendship festival with a ton of food, music, and another opportunity to unite American and Japanese cultures together.
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Dressed and ready to carry the Mikoshi. |
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Ladies help too. |
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A friend in front of a fancy Mikoshi. |
Here's a video of the Mikoshi Parade in Yokosuka:
http://www.mustlovejapan.com/subject/yokosuka_mikoshi_parade/
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