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*The [[Rogetsu Kagura]] - theatrical Kagura dance, performed on [[Rogetsu Isle]] every ten years, worshipping the [[lunar eclipse]]. The last such ceremony ended in the deaths of all six performers. | *The [[Rogetsu Kagura]] - theatrical Kagura dance, performed on [[Rogetsu Isle]] every ten years, worshipping the [[lunar eclipse]]. The last such ceremony ended in the deaths of all six performers. | ||
*[[ | *[[Rite of Descent]]/Ceremony of Passage - ancient, "genuine" version of the Rogetsu Kagura, stopped decades before as it caused a [[Day Without Suffering|disaster]] and became taboo. Secretly revived in the [[Timeline (FF4)#Year of the Failed Kiraigou|1970s]] using [[Sakuya Haibara]] and her [[Kanade]], but failed, causing Sakuya to [[Blooming|Bloom]] and kill all of the islanders. | ||
*[[Face-Cutting|Cutting the faces from the dead]] - custom on Rogetsu Isle was to cut off the faces of the deceased, so that they would not Bloom. | *[[Face-Cutting|Cutting the faces from the dead]] - custom on Rogetsu Isle was to cut off the faces of the deceased, so that they would not Bloom. | ||
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Rituals mentioned within Fatal Frame IV.
- The Rogetsu Kagura - theatrical Kagura dance, performed on Rogetsu Isle every ten years, worshipping the lunar eclipse. The last such ceremony ended in the deaths of all six performers.
- Rite of Descent/Ceremony of Passage - ancient, "genuine" version of the Rogetsu Kagura, stopped decades before as it caused a disaster and became taboo. Secretly revived in the 1970s using Sakuya Haibara and her Kanade, but failed, causing Sakuya to Bloom and kill all of the islanders.
- Cutting the faces from the dead - custom on Rogetsu Isle was to cut off the faces of the deceased, so that they would not Bloom.