Kyoto’s Kanda Matsuri Procession: Urban Topography as Sacred Cartography in Post-Industrial Japan
京都神田祭巡游:后工业日本都市地形中的神圣制图学
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Each May, Kyoto’s Kanda Matsuri routes traverse 23 historically contested neighborhoods, retracing Edo-era shrine alliances dissolved by Meiji-era urban planning.
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The procession’s path avoids modern subway tunnels and high-rises not out of superstition but because those infrastructures severed ancestral geomantic alignments still legible in street gradients and stone drain placements.
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