It is held at the temple of matchmaking.
An ancient Japanese ceremony.
An Izumo-style Shinto ceremony held at our sacred shrine dedicated to Okuninushi-no-Okami, the deity of matchmaking and marital harmony. Your journey begins as you cross the graceful taiko bridge, gently guided by your parents. Surrounded by the warmth of your loved ones, this time-honored Japanese wedding allows you to experience the profound bonds and shared happiness that unite everyone present.
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Venue Features
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Based on white wood
A sacred temple
A traditional Japanese wedding style with over 100 years of history. In a solemn space and atmosphere that complements Japanese attire such as white wedding kimono and colored wedding kimono, you can have a ceremony filled with the Japanese spirit of cherishing family connections and the bond between two families.
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With the two of you,
Wishing for a connection between all people
As you walk across the drum bridge led by your parents, you will feel a sense of connection and happiness with everyone.
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Wedding Ceremony
The Izumo-shiki Shinto wedding ceremony, held in honor of the god of matchmaking, places great importance on creating connections that will foster mutual development, not just for the relationship between the two people, but for the happiness of all people.
After Ceremony
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After Ceremony
A Japanese garden with 400 years of history,
With your family
The "Bride's Ceremony," in which the bride walks through the garden under a red umbrella and is led by her parents, is a ceremony unique to HAPPO-EN.
After Ceremony
A memorable wedding,
Also in the record
Take a group photo with your guests with the ever-changing garden as a backdrop.
Capacity
Maximum 100 people
Wedding Ceremony Details
Shinto ceremony (Izumo ceremony, proceedings by a priest, live gagaku music performance, bell ceremony by a shrine maiden, etc.)
