The Kamiari Festival is an annual celebration held in Japan to honor the deities of rice and agriculture. It typically takes place in October and is marked by various rituals and offerings to ensure a good harvest. The festival is particularly famous in the Shimane Prefecture, where it attracts many visitors. During the festival, participants engage in traditional activities such as processions, music, and dance. One of the highlights is the ceremonial presentation of rice, which symbolizes gratitude to the gods. The Kamiari Festival reflects the deep cultural connection between the Japanese people and their agricultural practices.