Campo di volontariato
Hiwasa
Tokushima, GIAPPONE
Attività principali
Volunteers will help with the entire process of participating in a traditional autumn festival, from its preparations, carrying the chosa (portable shrine), to cleaning up afterward. Be ready to work for a quite long time during two days of the festival (6:00-22:00 with some breaks) and hard!
Campo di volontariato
Hiwasa
07 ott → 13 ott (7 giorni · 6 notti)
Dettagli
Luogo Tokushima, GIAPPONE
Area tematica CULT
Età 18-60
Lingua Inglese
Codice NICE-26S-1007A
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Cosa è incluso
Alloggio
Pasti
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Dove alloggerai
Shared house in the community center. Sleeping bag is not needed! Meals will be cooked by volunteers by turns.
Scopri Tokushima
Minami Town, located on the Pacific Ocean in the southern part of Tokushima Prefecture, is a small town with a population of just under 6,000. The town has No.23rd temple of the Shikoku Pilgrimage, Yakoji Temple, and the Ohama Beach, which is designed as a nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles(national natural monument) Other activities - Take a guided tour with a volunteer guide to explore Yakouji Temple, Ohama Beach, and more.
Requisiti
Male only. Those who can respect, understand and actively participate in the local shrine festival and those who are confident in their physical strength to carry heavy 'Chosa'!"
Organizzatore
This project is actively working for SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), newly organized together with the local group, “Hiwasa tourist volunteer association”. The Hiwasa Hachiman Shrine Festival, held since the ancient times, is a celebration for prayers of abundant catch, good harvests, maritime safety, and the prosperity of the five grains. During the festival, eight "Chosa" (taiko drum stand) parade through the Hiwasa area. The climax of the festival is when participants carry the Chosa and enter the sea. Although it is a historic festival, there has been a shortage of young people to carry the Chosa due to the region's declining population. The goal is for young people from around the world and Japan to learn about the Hiwasa festival, help preserve its culture and promote its charm. Former NICE volunteers have moved to the area as part of the regional revitalization program and plan to host this first international workcamp to energize the community.
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