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In the Inariyama park, about 3000 maple trees, such as 200-year-old old maple, are in autumn. At the same time, the Momiji Festival was also held in Shirataki Park, where the beautiful waterfall and the beauty of the autumn leaves, which the poet Noguchi raved about, are the highlights. Shirataki Park is a 10-minute walk from JR Iyo Shirataki Station.
A festival related to the story story of Rurinogata, the wife of Takinojo, which was dropped by the onslaught of Chōsōgabe in the late Sengoku period. Following the procession of a girl dressed as Rurihime wearing a brilliant costume and the boys carrying the Hanakami koshi, there is a offering, and the finale is greeted by dropping Hanakami koshi from the top of Shirataki's largest female waterfall into a waterhole.
Ozu's largest autumn festival, where the festival, festival village, local performing arts, and the Ozu Roman Festival are held.
There are about 3000 cherry trees centered on Yoshino Yoshino; night light-up until 21:30.
Ama-cha is behaved in celebration of the birth of the Buddha-sama. Hokushan 700 years Umon-san Ryūzawaji-ji is a Zhongshan temple that belongs to the Sōtō sect and has 56 temples for the Sueji Temple, one of the largest in the prefecture.
Focusing on the cherry blossom-blooming Matsuyama Castle and the Horinouchi district of Shiroyama Park, ornate entertainment such as the "Daimyō Musha Procession" and the "Baseball Fist National Tournament" unfolded, it is crowded with many citizens and tourists. * In 2025, the event content may be canceled or changed due to weather conditions.
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