Good harvest festival in northeastern Japan

Good harvest festival in northeastern Japan

Men walk down to a river to get splashed with cold water during a festival to pray for a good harvest at a Buddhist temple in the northeastern Japan city of Oshu, Iwate Prefecture, on Jan. 29, 2023.

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