temporary resting place for a sacred palanquin during a festival
Refers to a designated spot where the mikoshi (portable shrine) is set down and venerated during a matsuri procession. Often seen in contexts related to Shinto festivals. Compare with 御旅所 (おたびしょ), which is a more common term for the same concept.
See also: 御旅所
The festival procession takes a short break at the tabisho.
This shrine's tabisho is located by the riverside.
temporary shrine for a sacred palanquin during a festival
Compound of 旅 (tabi, 'journey') and 所 (sho, 'place'). The term likely originated from the practice of carrying a mikoshi on a symbolic journey during festivals, with designated stops along the route.