[4K]時代祭2025年 RAINY Jidai Matsuri in Kyoto 全部 FULL Event

[4K]時代祭2025年 RAINY Jidai Matsuri in Kyoto 全部 FULL Event

2025年10月22日京都の時代祭を、ジンバル付きのiPhone 17 Pro Maxで4K@60fpsで撮影しました。 2025 Jidai Matsuri in Kyoto, Oct 22, 2025 – filmed in 4K @ 60 fps on an iPhone 17 Pro Max with a gimbal.

時代祭2025 / 時代祭　2025年10月22日
京都御所　建礼門〜堺町御門

京都 時代祭 ー京都御苑編ー / JIDAIMATSURI / 京都いいとこ動画

京都の三大祭に数えられる「時代祭」。

幕末の騒乱・東京奠都で活気をなくした京都の街おこし事業のひとつとして
明治28年（1895年）にはじまりました。

同時代に創建された平安神宮の建築物や神苑、大祭の保存のため、
「平安講社」という団体が市民によって組織されたのもこの時代です。

第1回目の時代祭は、紀念祭としての意味合いが強いものでしたが、
2回目以降は「平安神宮のご祭神に京都の町の繁栄をご覧いただく」ことが趣旨になりました。

開催日も桓武天皇による平安遷都が行われた日にあわせて10月22日の開催に。

綿密な時代考証を重ねた衣装や祭具は、京の伝統の技で細部まで再現されています。
明治維新から平安時代までをさかのぼる豪華絢爛な行列は、まさに「生きた時代絵巻」。

総勢約２０００名、総延長約２キロにもなる行列は、
京都御所の建礼門前を出発し、都大路を進んで平安神宮を目指します。

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Jidai Matsuri Festival known as one of Kyoto’s biggest festivals, along with Aoi Matsuri Festival in May and Gion Matsuri Festival in July, is organized by Heian Jingu Shrine. In 1895 Kyoto celebrated the 1,100th anniversary of the founding of the capital “Heian-kyo” and Heian Jingu Shrine was then founded in memory of this event to enshrine Emperor Kanmu who transferred the capital from Nagaoka (southwest suburb of present Kyoto) to Kyoto. The commemorative shrine festivals were held from October 22 to 24 with the support of “Heian Kosha” which was established by Kyoto citizens consisting of each school district in order to manage and preserve the shrine. The festival originates a procession in these festivals displaying traditional costumes of each period of Japanese history. The procession was held on October 25, the following day of a series of commemorative shrine festivals; however from 1896 the procession came to be held on October 22 every year, the day of which the capital was transferred to Kyoto.

Jidai Matsuri Festival has various shrine rites towards the procession: Sanyaku Senjo-sai on October 15: main paraders offer a prayer to the shrine, Zenjitu-sai on October 21: flowers are offered to the shrine, Shinko-sai on October 22: the spirits of the deities are transferred to sacred carriages to join the procession, Anzaisho-sai on October 22: sacred food and flowers are presented to the deities before the procession begins from the Kyoto Imperial Park, Kanko-sai on October 22: when the procession reaches the shrine, a prayer is offered to indicate the completion of the festival.

The spirits of Emperor Kanmu who transferred the capital to Kyoto and Emperor Komei the last Emperor who ruled Kyoto ride the sacred carriages called “Gohoren” to see if Kyoto is secured, developed and prosperous; the processions of each period are attached to them. The procession starting with the Meiji Restoration is made up of 8 periods: Edo (1600 – 1868), Azuchi Momoyama (1568 – 1600), Muromachi (1338 – 1573), Yoshino (1333 – 1392), Kamakura (1192 – 1333), Fujiwara (794 – 1185), Enryaku (782 – 806), consisting of 20 groups and as many as 2,000 people and about 70 horses and oxen, extending for about 2km. Each 12,000 costume and ceremonial item which adds colors to the festival is the absolute pinnacle of the work of Kyoto artisans. They made it possible to utilize ancient materials and techniques based on thorough research for the perfect recreation even including a single thread. The festival is unique to Kyoto which had been the capital of Japan for more than 1,000 years with the concentration of historic events in Japan.

0:00:00 Parade Start
0:01:00 Parade
0:41:00 The Playa
0:50:23 Geiko from Gion Kobu
0:57:35 Unhappy Horse stops parade
0:59:50 Unhappy Horse bucks
1:02:15 Geiko and Maiko from Miyagawacho
1:23:00 Parade Finish