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The ice sap, lit up at night from the end station of the Zao Ropeway, Jizo-summit station (1661m altitude) with colorful lighting, creates a fantastic world that is different from the world of white silver. The ice, illuminated by cocktail rays, especially on the ice that added the glow of a clear sunny day in the air, is worth a look. Image courtesy: Zao Ropeway
The 24th floor observation lobby is fantastic with blue illuminations and shooting stars in the image of the starry sky reflected in the window overlooking the night view. There is a permanent street piano "Piano in the sky", and you can play freely during the 12-18 o'clock hours. In the atrium on the first floor, a tree of about 7m floating in the stairwell appears. The central photo spot is popular with decorations that create Christmas with balloons and artistic flowers. On November 23 (Saturday and holiday), a lighting ceremony will be held at a gorgeous dance show, and a Christmas concert will be held in December.
It is held from 10 to 17 o'clock. It is a traditional event that continues from the early Edo period, with first candy, auspicious asatsuki and other items lined up in the street stalls. It prays for the prosperity of business, family safety, etc.
Sakata, which was once full of trade with Edo and Osaka, has been preserved with a large number of venerable puppets. These tome dolls, as well as the rustic "Corando Kawahara" (Udogawara) doll, which has been transmitted to the local area since the end of the Edo period, and "Umbrefu," which has a wish for happiness in various decorations, will be displayed at tourist facilities in the city. In addition, during the period, you can enjoy Hinazen, Hina Lunch and Chick Sweets at the city eateries. The chick-way pamphlets useful for walking are distributed at tourist information centers, tourist facilities, and exhibition halls.
The event will be held at the Yutagawa Onsen Baimin Park, where about 300 bottles of Kōmei and Shiraume will bloom. There will also be sales of Hanami bento at each inn. They will also perform the Yutagawa Onsen Kagura.
The Kurokawa Noh seen at this festival is famous throughout the country, and has been protected by the hands of the children as the god of Kasuga Shrine for more than 500 years. Shinto, Noh No. 2, Kyogen No. 1 is performed, and Kanen requires 5,000 yen per person.
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