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　At Sumiyoshi-jinja Shirine (Tsukuda 1), the annual "bean-throwing ceremony" was held at 15:00 after the festival of the festival.

Setsubun originally means the day before spring, summer, fall, and winter, at the turn of the season. Generally speaking, "Setsubun" means that the day before spring, when it comes to spring, when it comes to Setsubun, it is said that itSetsubun in spring. bean-throwing ceremony is considered one of the Shinto ritual rituals of devastating disasters that day.　　　　　When it comes to the stage where beans and sweets are sown from Kagura Hall, the children gathered to give them a fortune, saying, "Please, I'm sorry," "Kudasa," and "Here, here." For a while, the precincts were filled with lively heat.