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400-Year-Old Japanese Fire Festival 🔥 Sagichō in Oiso

Witness one of Japan’s most powerful and meaningful New Year traditions — the Sagichō Fire Festival, also known as Dondoyaki. Held across Japan on January 14th or 15th, Sagichō is a cherished community event where families gather to burn New Year’s decorations and pray for health, happiness, and good fortune in the year ahead. The flames symbolize purification, renewal, and a fresh start. In Oiso, the tradition takes on a breathtaking scale at the Oiso Sagichō Festival. Held directly on the beach, the festival features nine massive bonfires standing over 8 meters tall, lighting up the winter sky. With a history spanning more than 400 years, this incredible event can be seen from far away — and for many locals, the New Year doesn’t truly begin until Sagichō is complete. In this video, we take you behind the scenes from start to finish: 🔥 The preparation and construction of the towering bonfires 🔥 The traditions passed down through generations 🔥 The powerful moment the fires are ignited on festival day Experience the heat, the energy, and the deep community spirit of this unforgettable celebration. #Sagichō #Dondoyaki #OisoFireFestival #JapaneseFestival #JapanCulture #NewYearJapan #TraditionalFestival #JapanTravel #JapaneseTradition #400YearFestival #冬の祭り #左義長 #どんど焼き #日本の文化 #火祭り 💬 Join the conversation: Have you ever experienced a Japanese festival? Which cultural event in Japan would you love to see next? Comment below! 👍 Enjoyed this festival experience? Like, share, and subscribe for more Japan travel, festivals, and cultural experiences! どんど焼きとも呼ばれる左義長の火祭りは、毎年1月14日または15日に日本各地で行われる伝統行事です。お正月のしめ飾りやお守りを焚き上げ、無病息災や家内安全、そして新年の幸せを祈願します。 神奈川県**大磯町**で開催される大磯左義長まつり**は、浜辺に高さ8メートルを超える巨大なサイト（斎灯）を9基も立てる、迫力満点の火祭りです。400年以上続く伝統を誇り、燃え上がる炎は遠くからでも見ることができます。多くの地元の人々にとって、左義長が終わって初めて本当の新年が始まると言われています。 この動画では、 🔥 斎灯づくりの準備風景 🔥 地域の人々の想いと伝統 🔥 そして迎える本番当日の圧巻の点火の瞬間 まで、舞台裏から当日までを追いかけます。 冬の海辺を照らす壮大な炎と、受け継がれてきた人々の祈りを、ぜひ最後までご覧ください。 🎵 All background music by Samurai Music    / @samuraimusic8105   Thank you for watching. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more cultural experiences from Japan!