Women carry portable shrine in Tenjin Festival in Osaka

Women carry portable shrine in Tenjin Festival in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan - A mikoshi, or portable shrine, is carried by women through a shopping street in Osaka on July 23 as part of the 1000-year-old Tenjin Festival.

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