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Takekiri eshiki

Local EventNotable

竹伐り会式

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Details

Country
JP Japan
Scope
Nationwide
City
1857910
Type
Local Event
Gazetted
No — not an official day off
Month
June 2026

Notes

Takekiri eshiki is an annual bamboo-cutting ritual held at Kurama-dera Temple in Kyoto, where monks compete to cut bamboo stalks representing giant snakes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Takekiri eshiki a public holiday in Japan?
Takekiri eshiki is a Local Event in Japan, but it is not an official public holiday. Most businesses remain open.
When is Takekiri eshiki 2026?
Takekiri eshiki 2026 falls on June 20, 2026.
What is Takekiri eshiki called locally in Japan?
Takekiri eshiki is locally known as "竹伐り会式" in Japan.

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