Thirteen participants re-enacted “Kyokusui no En,” a millennium-old court ceremony, where they composed tanka poems before a floating cup of sake reached them down a stream in the garden.

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The Kyokusui-no-En is a Shinto ritual that reproduces the elegant imperial court ceremonies of the Heian period. People dressed in glossy kimonos sit on both banks of a stream flowing through the ...

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