From 14:00 on January 11th, at the Nihonbashi Eitaro Sohonpo, the annual New Year's annual "Kamikaiki" was held, and the first 500 people were served with rice cake soup powder.
The music of Edo Dai-Kagura, a popular performing art centering on lion dance and acrobatics, is said to have a history of 400 years at Intangible Folk Cultural Property designated by Tokyo.
Kagamibiraki is an annual event in which kagami mochi, which had been offered to household miniature shrine and tokonoma as New Year's decorations, is lowered, thanks to Shinto and Buddha, wishes for sound health, and eaten with zoni or soup powder.
In the past, kagami mochi was supposed to break it with a mallet or open it by hand, and it is said that the use of red beans is reminiscent of ancient red rice.
On the cold body, hot soup powder heals the mind and body.
