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The press conference announcing the route for the Kan’ei Gyoko Procession Reenactment was featured by various media outlets.

A Press Conference Was Held to Announce the Detailed Route for the Kan’ei Gyoko Procession Reenactment and Other Updates

Our New Series, “The People Behind the Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Festival,” Has Launched!

The Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Festival was featured on the Radio Kansai website.

Bringing the World of Noh That Graced Nijo Castle Four Centuries Ago into the Present Day: “Kan’ei Culture and Noh” Held at the 14th KITA Roppeita Memorial Noh Theatre

≪TV Appearance≫Executive Producer Kanako Hamasaki will appear on BS11’s “Kyoto Roman: Stories Through the Ages,” airing from 8:00 p.m. on Monday, August 17.

Walking in the “Spirit” of Four Centuries Ago: Ogasawara-ryu Etiquette Training Held for Participants in the Kan’ei Gyoko Procession Reenactment

Official Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Festival Guidebook to Be Published

[Thank You for Joining Us] Kan’ei Culture Lecture, 13th Session: “The Imperial Family and the Tea Ceremony — Focusing on Emperor Go-Mizunoo”

The Ogaki Bookstore official website has published a report on the lecture event held on July 25.

The Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Festival Is Featured in Asahi Shimbun Publications’ Special Mook “Autumn in Kyoto 2026”

≪TV Appearance≫Our General Producer, Kanako Hamasaki, will appear on KBS Kyoto’s Kyoto Roman: Timeless Stories.

The Yomiuri Shimbun (July 30 edition) featured the production announcement for the Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Commemorative Noh Performance.

The Kyoto Shimbun (July 30 edition) featured the public exhibition of the Nijo Castle Wall Paintings, highlighting the display and its significance.

Materials related to the Kan’ei Gyoko 400th Anniversary Festival are currently on display at the Kyoto Prefectural Library (through September 23).