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Event Overview

It is performed from a legend that the Hiroho Daito made Tokonyu spring out. The monk takes the moniker's tuyō-kō-kō, which is a kimono-style yūkō, and then follows the street-shōji and the children to make the tuyō in front of the main temple of Shuzenji. * Depending on the situation, the contents may be changed or canceled.

Info

Izu-Hakone Railway Shuzenji Station → Bus 8 minutes, bus stop: Shuzenji Onsen get off, 2 minutes walk
2km 5 minutes from Shuzenji Road Shuzenji IC via Prefectural Road No. 18

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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