[4K video 60fps] Maiko holding hands and helping each other with beautiful faces and hearts! Foreign tourists can also watch the Hosho Festival! Yasaka Shrine in Gion, Kyoto, Japan.
We will announce the completion of Miyako Odori at Yasaka Shrine in Gion, Kyoto, Japan. This scenery is reminiscent of an elegant scene passed down from ancient times. The graceful appearance of the maikos descending the stairs gives off a timeless beauty. The way they hold each other's hands and help each other gives a sense of a heartfelt bond, rather than just taking care of themselves.
Yasaka Shrine in Gion is a symbol of Kyoto, and is visited by many people as the setting for the Hosho Festival. Foreign tourists also have the opportunity to blend in and experience Japan's traditional culture. The sight of them watching the beautiful dances of maikos symbolizes the way people from other countries enjoy the beauty of Japan.
When the Houshō Festival comes to an end, the Miyako Odori is held at Yasaka Shrine. At that moment, the courtyard of the shrine is enveloped in a mystical atmosphere as the maiko dance gracefully. At the same time as the announcement of the end of the Miyako Odori, the maiko's dance also comes to an end, and the beautiful sight will be etched deep in your heart.