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2025 山倉大神 鮭まつりMikoshi 神回：山倉覚醒 — portable shrine — Yamagura Salmon Festival - 優勝動画 #2 。

七年ぶりの帰還――山倉大神が私を迎えた日。 Seven Years Later — The Day Yamakura Daijin Welcomed Me Back. This is not the Japan of postcards. Not the polite smiles, the silent trains, or the safe tourist routes. This is the raw heart of the country — where tradition hits like a hammer and the past refuses to bow to the present. In the quiet countryside of Chiba, the Yamakura Daijin Shrine awakens once a year with a force that shakes the entire village. Sacred salmon is offered to the gods, voices roar through the cold wind, and the mikoshi surges forward like a beast carried by warriors who do NOT let history die. I returned after seven years, not knowing how I would be received in a country where foreigners often walk on thin ice. But Yamakura didn’t hesitate. They didn’t judge. They didn’t hold back. They welcomed me with the fire of warriors who still believe in tradition. This isn’t just a festival. It’s a fight against time. A fight to protect what still matters. A fight to prove that culture lives only when people refuse to let it fade. If you want to see Japan’s true spirit — its discipline, its loyalty, its fury, its pride — don’t look at Tokyo. Look here. This is the Japan the world never sees. This is the Japan that still bleeds tradition. This is Yamakura Daijin — unleashed. 時の止まる里、山倉。 そこで私は再び“山倉戦士”になった。 The Village Where Time Stops — Where I Became a Yamakura Warrior Again. 七年ぶりに山倉大神へ戻った――。 外国人への世の中の空気に不安を抱えていた私を、 この小さな山里の人々は、まるで昔と同じように、 いや、それ以上の“おおきな笑顔”で迎えてくれた。 時の流れが止まったような里。 静かな田園、変わらない川の音。 そして、受け継がれる初卯祭・鮭まつりの魂。 人は減りつつある。 祭りも静かになりつつある。 それでも、山倉の心はまだ生きている――。 この動画は、私の帰郷の記録であり、 山倉の人々が守り続ける“日本の原風景”への敬意の物語。 山倉大神へ。 また必ず帰ってきます。 After seven long years, I returned to Yamakura Daijin. Despite my worries about how foreigners are seen today, the people of this small mountain village welcomed me with warm, genuine smiles— just like before, or perhaps even stronger. A place where time stands still. Quiet fields, an unchanged river, and the sacred spirit of the Hatsu-usai, the Salmon Festival. The crowds are smaller now. The festival feels quieter. Yet the spirit of Yamakura is still alive. This video is both my personal record of returning home and a tribute to the people who protect the true heart of Japan. To Yamakura Daijin— I will return again. ２０２５ 日本ありのままです JAPON.Cultura＆tradition。【Copyright License & ALL Rights Reserved】 by Labrador From Havana City 《　日本のお祭り、神輿　伝統と文化　》です。 INSTA360ｘ４