41-yr-old man dies during old Shinto shrine festival in Nagano

Photo taken May 6, 2016, shows the Suwa Taisha grand Shinto shrine in the central Japan city of Suwa where a 41-year-old parishioner died the previous day after falling about 10-meters from a pillar put up for the traditional Onbashira Festival. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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