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The Onbashira Festival (Japanese: 御柱祭 Hepburn: Onbashira Matsuri?, "Honored Pillars Festival") is a festival held every six years in the Lake Suwa area of Nagano Prefecture, Japan. The purpose of the festival is to symbolically renew the four shrine buildings at the Suwa Grand Shrine by felling sixteen fir trees, preparing them as honored pillars (onbashira), and transporting them down a mountain to the shrine, where they are erected at the four corners of each building. Festival participants ride the onbashira as they are slid down the mountain, dragged to the shrine, and raised, and the festival has the reputation of being the most dangerous in Japan due to the number of people regularly injured or killed while riding the logs.
The Onbashira festival is reputed to have continued uninterrupted for 1200 years.[1][2][3] It is held once every six years, in the years of the Monkey and the Tiger in the Chinese zodiac; however, some sources state that the festival occurs every seven years, because of the traditional Japanese custom of counting time intervals inclusively. Onbashira lasts several months, and consists of two segments, Yamadashi and Satobiki. Yamadashi traditionally takes place in April, and Satobiki takes place in May.[3]
Yamadashi literally means "coming out of the mountains". Sixteen fir trees, usually about 17 to 19 metres (56 to 62 ft) tall, are selected and cut down in a Shinto ceremony using specially-made axes and adzes.[2][3] The logs are decorated in red and white regalia, the traditional colors of Shinto ceremonies, and ropes are attached. During Yamadashi, teams of people drag the logs down the mountain towards the shrine. The course of the logs goes over rough terrain, and at certain points the logs must be skidded or dropped down steep slopes. Young men prove their bravery by riding the logs, which can weigh as much as 12 tons,[4] down the hill in a ceremony known as Kiotoshi ("tree falling").
During Satobiki, held about a month later, the logs are paraded to the four shrine buildings where they will be erected: Honmiya, Maemiya, Harumiya, and Akimiya.[5] Four onbashira are erected at each building, one at each corner. The logs are raised with ropes by hand, and while they are being raised, a ceremonial group of log bearers ride the logs and sing and perform other feats.[2][3] This ceremony was performed as part of the opening ceremonies of the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano.[2][5]
After the two festivals, there is an important event "Building of Hoden". This event, which marks the end of Onbashira, is not as famous as Yamadashi and Satobiki.
Onbashira has a reputation for being the most dangerous festival in Japan, and it has led to the injury and death of participants. There were fatal incidents in 1980, 1986, 1994,[6] 2010,[6][7] and 2016.[6] In 1994, two men drowned while a log was being pulled across a river.[6] In 2010, two men, Noritoshi Masuzawa, 45, and Kazuya Hirata, 33, died after falling from a height of 10 metres (33 ft) as a tree trunk was being raised on the grounds of the Suwa Grand Shrine. Two other men were injured in the same accident, which organizers say occurred when a guide wire supporting the 17-metre (56 ft) tree gave way.[7] In 2016, one man died falling from a tree as it was being raised at the shrine.[6]
- ^ Wataru Miura (2 April 2016). "Risking life and limb in a festival held only once every six years". The Asahi Shimbun. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
- ^ a b c d "Onbashira Festival". Japan Atlas. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
- ^ a b c d Anthony Blair Guardia (4 December 2015). "The Onbashira Festival 2016". Go! Nagano. Nagano Tourism Board. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
- ^ "Log-riding festival is as odd as it gets". Taipei Times. 11 April 2004.
- ^ a b Hiroko Yoda (5 May 2010). "Onbashira-sai festival: The log surfers of Lake Suwa". CNN Travel. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
- ^ a b c d e Julian Ryall (9 May 2016). "Man dies in Japan's most dangerous festival". The Telegraph. Retrieved 4 August 2016.
- ^ a b Julian Ryall (10 May 2010). "Two die in Japan's notorious tree-sliding religious festival". The Telegraph. Retrieved 21 May 2016.
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- YouTube video of Onbashira
- Onbashira Web (in Japanese)


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There is a widespread belief that the transparency of UK monetary policy has increased substantially as a result of the introduction of inflation targeting in 1992 and a number of procedural and institutional reforms which accompanied and followed it. In this paper, we use money market responses (and other data) to test the possibility that improved anticipation of policy moves may be the result of developments other than the institutional reforms popularly cited. We find overwhelming evidence that the switch to inflation targeting itself significantly reduced monetary policy surprises, while subsequent reforms have contributed little. Where we advance substantially on earlier work is to look at the cross-sectional dispersion of agents' anticipation. If the benefit of transparency is the elimination of policy surprise, there is little benefit if the averagely correct anticipations of agents conceal a wide dispersion of view. The most striking feature is the general decline in cross-sectional one year-ahead forecast uncertainty of the interbank rate. So, even though we do not find that agents on average have improved monetary policy anticipation since 1997, we do find that they have become more unanimous about forecasting future money market rates. However, further testing reveals that it is a simultaneous fall in the dispersion of inflation rate forecasts that explains the increased consensus on interest rates, rather than institutional reforms in 1997 and later.
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Jump at the chance. The whole island is one big family and they will welcome you with open arms. Extremely friendly people, though not intrusive. We just came home 2 days ago from a holiday there and we fell in love with the place, we're moving there after the school year - only because it starts in a month. They told us that St. John's is 'booming' construction is a major thing there, so he shouldn't have any trouble with work. Hopefully that's the side of the island they have posted you on. The Corner Brook side is very 'tourist', so avoid that if possible. See you there.
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#61 Jun 24, 2011
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#62 Jun 24, 2011
It really depends on what part of the island you are on. The east coast of the island tend to have more fog and rain in the summer time, while the west coast, corner brook area, usually has pretty nice, clear sunny summers. I live on the west coast, and winters (snow I mean, lol) can last about 5 months. We usually get our first REAL dump of snow in late december, and all that snow usually melts away by april or may. We get A LOT more snow then the st. John's area, which is a down side of living here. Its hard to get around sometimes in the winter because of the snow, but if you have a good pair of studded tired to get up the MANY hills here covered in icy snow, you'll be fine. The good thing about all the snow here is there is SO much you can do. Snowmobiling, cross country and down hill skiing well into April, ice fishing, snow shoe tracking, carnivals, lots to do. St. Johns winters are wetter and have less snow then us, which is also good. Snow clearing on both sides of the island are not really great, but it must be hard to keep up with all the snow fall we get on a daily base sometimes. So, if I could suggest this... live on the west coast, Corner Brook and surrounding area during the summer, and live on the east coase, St. John's and surrounding area during the winter, you will be happy! Neither of the places get FREEZING weather that you get on the prairies, I use to live in Calgary and know how cold it can get there, BUT, the cold we get here in the winter is a damp cold with a lot of wind so it seems to penetrate your body more. On the praries you get the frost warnings in winter with "your skin will freeze in this amount of time if you go out", Here, we get the snow squall and wind warnings. Like I said, I live on the west coast of the Island, and I, myself, dont like living here or on the east coast of the island. I would much rather live in the big city like Calgary, where you can hop on a bus and a train and go just about anywhere with so much more to do there then on the island, but you as the next person, and they will say they would never leave the island. And to find out how many people go away, only to move back home, because they miss the Newfie life So much! I'm not one of them. Give me 200 dollars and a place to stay, and I'd be on the next plane or train to Calgary.
Living in Newfoundland, you have to be prepared to have happy stranger stopping you on the side walk to talk to you about how great the weather is that day, and prepare again to walk down the same road, and be stopped by a grumpy old person complain about you stepping on their lawn. Newfoundland has its great friendly pepole, but it also has its share of very grumpy, VERY nosy gossips. The good thing is, there are more friendly people then not. But the not so friendly can really get to you sometimes, and living on an island, its almost definite you will run into them again. LOL!
The arts and music in Newfoundland is an awesome experience. Especially in ST. Johns. The night life there can be pretty fun. They have George Street and others where you can party all night long, then head to someones house you don't even know, to party some more. Corner Brooks night life is, to say the least, lacking for the younger person and a little behind the times. It has a COUPLE good clubs, but nothing like George Street in St. Johns. We have one theater here, that is split in half to make two very small theaters. We have a bowling alley. We have bars where people go to talk and drink and sing Karaoke. <rolling eyes>. Corner Brook is a GREAT place for the retiree, but if your young, St. John's is the place to be. As for the rest of the island, I really cant say much about it. Because I dont know much about it. Oh, and as far as housing, Newfoundland is one of the cheapest places in Canada. Good luck and have fun!!!!
#63 Aug 24, 2011
I'm a single, early forties woman, just back from NL for the third time and every time I come home to Ontario I say that's it, I'm gone.
I have no family there, just friends, so I would be giving up a whole lot here...family, lifelong friends, a house and good job. On the other hand, my job is my life, I abhor the rat race, I barely have time for friends and family that live 5 minutes from me and that is the not the life I want to continue living.
I would appreciate hearing from anyone(not originally a Newfie) who has relocated and what your experiences were; the good, the bad and the ugly. I would be going to the St John's area as that is where I have friends.
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#64 Sep 2, 2011
wanted to go there for awile never got there but looking pretty good
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#65 Sep 2, 2011
always wanted to go just don't know anyone heard it was beautiful
#66 Oct 24, 2011
Hi I have lived in newfoundland most of my life. The weather is quite unpredictabe. People joke that we have all four seasons in one day, meaning we could could get sun, rain, snow and fog all in a day. St. John's gets alot of damp foggy weather and newfoundland is ususally windy. Not the greatest weather. In small towns there is not alot of activities for children. Hockey is a big thing. In the bigger communities there are more activities and groups for kids to join. Work is not plentiful but plastering is sort of self employment so if he is good at it he would get jobs forsure.
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#67 Dec 4, 2011
I am a mother of one, living in Sudbury,Ont. My Fiance and I are looking at moving to St. Johns Newfoundland, early in the new year...but we have ?'s most of them have been answered just from reading other peoples posts, but we do have a few that i have not been able to find answers too....like what is the health care system like there, how do we go about getting health care there? Here it's OHIP, we have the health cards, but is it the same there, and if changes do need to be made where do we go to get it done? Do we wait til we get there? Also what are the schools like? And as for jobs, how are jobs within the areas of child and youth work or social work? Would really appreciate any info people could give.
Cambridge, Canada
#68 Mar 16, 2012
I have lived in Newfoundland, Halifax, PEI, And Fort Mac, Nowhere compared to Newfoundland, it's absolutely beautiful and has THE BEST people, I recommend anyone to move here.
North Bay, Canada
#69 Jun 8, 2012
Found you guys on Google search. I want to get out of Toronto and wondering where to go for advice on moving.
I read a lot about labor shortage plus NL is exactly the climate I like.
I would be driving a cargo van to there.
Anyone know where cheapest places to rent are and what town/city I should target?
Are their employers there that accept out of province applicants and wait for or even help you move?
Or should the first be with those employment centers that help you find work?
Abbotsford, Canada
#70 Oct 7, 2012
Hey Elizabeth...your post read just like it was coming out of my keyboard. I also am a single, early 40's woman who is interested in making a move to NL. I have never been there though but have read, researched and decided it is where I want to relocate to. I'm curious if you went ahead and made the move, and if so, how is it going there?
#71 Feb 9, 2013
Please read this before you decide to see what peoples attitudes towards people from away are before you make a decision. I wish I knew this before I came because I have been through 2 years of hell and regret it. I have lived all over Canada and the US and have never encountered this anywhere. Other than that, the scenery is beautiful.
#72 Apr 25, 2013
Hamilton, Canada
#73 Jun 8, 2013
If you were'nt born a mainlander you've definitely become one. You call us stuck in the past? If living in Toronto means living in the future, then leave me in the past any day.
#74 Jul 25, 2013
im freshly 18 and have been thinking of moving to newfoundland since I was 10. the beautiful landscape and artistic free spirited people are so alluring. the festivals held their are magnificent, along with the comedy. the winters cover the land with a blanket of snow. and during the summer, the weather effects your mood. its a very low key low pressure place to live ( well in St- John`s) and the people are beyond friendly
Toronto, Canada
#75 Aug 15, 2013
Nothing like Alberta...Period! I've lived in St. John's for 12 yrs. It is a Harbour city; boats from all over the world tie up for supplies. A colorful hilly artsy 5 star place! You can wear your rubber boots anywhere and feel good about how you look! Wind in your hair?... not a problem. You'll blend in well. Great bars, great places to eat, and minutes from the wild Atlantic coastline.
Go for it!!
Winnipeg, Canada
#76 May 24, 2014
Have an opportunity to move from Winnipeg to St. John's. From what I can tell I can't afford to move there and the winters are just as bad.
Courtice, Canada
#78 Oct 12, 2015
Hey! My fiancee and I are planning on moving to St. John's. We both have jobs lined up we're just deciding if this is the best thing for us!
We have so many questions, if someone could help that would be amazing!
1) were moving from Ontario how do we switch our health cards, and car plates ext?
2) we are looking for a place to rent (for the first year) is there a good place to look for that?
3) is there anyother information we should know before making the move?
Thanks for your help everyone
#79 Nov 1, 2015
My maternal line comes from Newfoundland and I have many relatives there. I currently live in Arizona and am considering moving to NFLD...temporary or permanent, not sure. I would need a small one bedroom, maybe furnished?
Since: Feb 16
Oakville, Canada
#80 Feb 10, 2016
Did you make the move to Newfoundland? I'm moving in about 2 months from Ontario. Any tips? I'm relocating to the Clarenville area.
Since: Feb 16
Oakville, Canada
#81 Feb 10, 2016
I'm currently purchasing a little 2 bedroom house (with an additional couple of rooms in the basement) along with a church that I'm going to convert into a home. It's in a remote area, but this is perfect for a fresh start. I needed something where my children & friends could come visit. Can't wait!
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Renovations complete (7/21/12) to include new kitchens and baths, redecorated front parlor and library, new porches, air conditioning, new bedding and completely new exterior paint!! This historic gem is the most photographed home in Cape May. Built in 1869 by a wealthy Pennsylvania coal baron, John McCreary, its architecture is a mix of Victorian elegance meeting Gothic Revival. Architect Stephen Button designed this beautiful Gothic villa to feature a 60' tower. He also designed her with stenciled and ruby glass arched windows. This home features 4 large public rooms, 9 bedrooms and 9 1/2 baths (mixture of double beds, queen and single beds), all richly decorated with antiques, chandeliers, mahogany trim, high celings and Persian carpets. Shaded verandas and porches offer relaxing spaces for reading, watching the horse-drawn carriages go by or enjoying the summer breezes. Our location in the heart of Cape May's historic district puts you within walking distance of great shopping, restaurants, art galleries and, of course, our wonderful beaches and cool Atlantic Ocean. There is on-site parking for 10 cars and a large side yard for bbqs, games, weddings and family gatherings and more. A large modern kitchen renovated in 2012 features granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry and new flooring. A second galley kitchen also features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops as well as custom cabinetry. All bathrooms have undergone renovation as well. Rates range from $4500-11000 weekly; the nightly rate ranges from $1100-1400.
Recent Review
Celebration Week at The Abbey
Thank you to the owner, Barbara, who graciously answered all of my questions that I emailed before our trip!
The memories from The Abbey will live on in my heart!
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Guestbook comments from the manager
I wanted to thank all of you for all that you did to support a marvelous family vacation for my mother-in-law and the families of her five adult children. We sat down to amazing dinners in the dining room every evening, and every day we enjoyed the incredible house, the beach, the birds, biking, shopping, sitting on the porch, and playing badminton in the yard.
Guestbook comments from the manager
I wanted to thank all of you for all that you did to support a marvelous family vacation for my mother-in-law and the families of her five adult children. We sat down to amazing dinners in the dining room every evening, and every day we enjoyed the incredible house, the beach, the birds, biking, shopping, sitting on the porch, and playing badminton in the yard.
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Celebration Week at The Abbey
Wow - What a wonderful celebration week we enjoyed at the Abbey! My family traveled from PA, GA and Texas to enjoy a family reunion at the Jersey Shore! We were celebrating my mom's 80th birthday and my parents 60th Wedding Anniversary. The Abbey was the perfect spot for a vacation! A short walk to both the water and the town-what could be better!? The updated kitchen areas were spectacular as we made many meals and enjoyed them at the long dining table. One night we ate outside at the 3 round picnic tables-another great spot! The Abbey is full of history and beauty. I have to say that the flowers all around the house were spectacular! Every morning we had our coffee on one of the porches so we could enjoy the flowers! Cocktails were enjoyed there as well!
Thank you to the owner, Barbara, who graciously answered all of my questions that I emailed before our trip!
The memories from The Abbey will live on in my heart!
Staying at THE ABBEY, a surreal experience
Most of us are very familiar with Cape May. We have had our Female Family Reunion in Cape May for years, enjoying each place we have stayed. When we realized The Abbey was now a full house rental, we were ecstatic, who would ever think that would be possible in the most well-known historical B+B (now house rental)?!
This year, there were 24 of us in this 9 Bedroom 9 Bath home. It was perfect for us! Usually we shop a lot and busy ourselves with all the attractions in Cape May, but not this time. The accommodations were so special, that we all just hung out at the house. One of those nights, we had a catered barbecue (Kara Restaurant Group), it was wonderful.
The Abbey has been completely renovated/restored. The furniture , all beautiful antiques, the special touches are through out the entire home. The kitchen + butler's pantry, both modern & fabulous! There is nothing to not love!! The price is reasonable + great location! You won't be disappointed!
Victorian Gem in heart of Cape May
We recently rented this nine bedroom, nine bath house for four days so that friends and family from near and far could see our daughter in a play at East Lynn Theater. The house is the most photographed in Cape May - a real Victorian gem that was completely renovated about a year ago. We have rented houses for about 30 years and have never rented one the was so well equipped. The house is beautifully decorated with period furnishings and the fully up to date kitchen is well designed for entertaining! We used every bedroom - and also had a successful party for the cast and crew of the play. Everyone found that the house, in addition to being beautiful inside and out, was also quite comfortable and practical for a large group. The owner is very accommodating, and there is a linen service that delivers just what you need to the house before you arrive. I could not recommend this property more highly.
Annual family outing a success
Our rather large family has been vacationing in Cape May for years. The Abbey was absolutely perfect for us - the large double kitchen area was a life saver, the large front porch and yard were perfect for lounging, and of course having all of the individual rooms with private baths was outstanding. Being able to park all of our cars easily was a definite plus, and the location near the beach and center of town was ideal. Highly recommend the property - we will definitely be renting again.
Perfect Historic Cape May Home!
The Abbey is the perfect rental for large families!
This amazing historic home has 9 bedrooms and 91/2 bathrooms.
Our entire family was very comfortable with air conditioning in every bedroom and throughout the entire home. We vacationed during a very hot week and everyone was cool and comfortable.
The two modern kitchens were a treasure! They became the focal point, as most kitchens do, of our nightly dinners and celebrations! The owners equipped the kitchens with all the comforts of home.
The enormous front porch and spacious lawns provided our family with room to quietly read books or enjoy lawn games together.
The Abbey is perfectly located on a quiet street; walking distance to the beach, shops and restaurants. We seldom needed to take our cars out of the 10 car parking lot the entire week.
We have looked and stayed at many homes in Cape May, but never have we found one that truly met our family's needs. We hope The Abbey will be our yearly get away for many years to come!
Amazing trip!
The Abbey is a breathtakingly beautiful house that is well kept and managed. It is a perfect blend of an authentic historical experience and modern convenience. We were very pleased with everything it had to offer.
Activity and Interests
bicycle rental
whale and dolphin watching
bird watching
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
- Nightly Rate: $1200 - $1500
Weekly Rate: $4500 - $12500
Monthly Rate: $0 - $0
2015 Rates:
Jan 1-Apr 4: $4800; $1200 per night except New Years: $1500 per night
Apr 4-May 25: $6000; $1200-1300 per night
May 25- June 13: $7500; $1200-1300 per night
June 13-20: $8900 per week
June 20-27: $9800 per week
June 27-July 18: $11,500 per week
July 18-Aug 8: $12,500 per week
Aug 8-Aug 22: $10,500 per week
Aug 22-Aug 29: $9,500 per week
Aug 29-Sept 5: $8000; $1400 per night for Labor Day weekend
Sept 5-Oct 3: $6800; $1200 per night
Oct 3-Oct 24: $5900; $1200 per night
Oct 24-Dec 31: $4800/$5800 holiday week; $1200 per night except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years: $1500 per night
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Property Type
- house
- Adventure
- Budget
- Family
- Luxury
- Romantic
- Spa
- Air Conditioning
- Internet
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Location Type
- Beach View
- Downtown
- Ocean View
Sports & Adventure Activities
- golf
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- Bathroom 3
- Bathroom 4
- Bathroom 5
- Bathroom 6
- Bathroom 7
- Bathroom 8
- Bathroom 9
- Half Bathroom
- 9 Bedrooms, Sleeps 25
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Bedroom 4
- Bedroom 5
- Bedroom 6
- Bedroom 7
- Bedroom 8
- Bedroom 9
- Outdoor Grill
Learn more about this vacation rental at the owner's website
- 9 bedrooms that sleep 20 in beds and an addiional 6 in convertible beds for a total of 26. 9.5 bathrooms 1 large modern kitchen, newly remodeled 2012; 1 galley kitchen, newly remodeled 2012 1 block from the beach 1 block from shopping, restaurants, recreation wraparound porch large back deck on-site parking for 10 cars air conditioning period furniture and decorations but with modern amenities 1 king bed, 6 queen beds, 2 double beds, 2 single beds, 3 queen sleep sofas


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