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Kyoto Festival: Spring Ogre Purification (Oni Yarai Shinji) [4K]

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The origins of this custom date back to the late 1800s, when a cholera epidemic ravaged the town. The locals asked the Chinese god of war, Guan Gong, to ward off the disease. On the day of the Lantern Festival, firecrackers were set off along the road in the hopes of inviting Guan Gong to the village. The epidemic subsided, but the tradition continued—and grew.

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South Koreans start heading to hometowns for Chuseok holiday

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Chosongul is the native alphabet that ruler King Sejong the Great invented in 1443. Known as Hangul Day, the holiday celebrates the alphabet’s invention — which enabled all Koreans to become literate.