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The sunrise rising from the ridge line of the 3000m-class Tateyama Rongbong, which is seen over the sea over Toyama Bay, is a masterpiece from the rainy coast where the legend of Minamoto Yoshitsune remains. When "kearashi" (white yuge that appears on the surface of the sea) appears, it becomes even more endemic. The surrounding area is designated as a National Monument.
The temple was erected by the third feudal lord, Toshinen, to mourn the bodhisattva of the second lord of the Kaga clan, Toshinaga Maeda. Many buildings are also designated as national treasures, and are highly regarded as a Zen temple building in the early Edo period. On December 31, the precinct will be lit and open from 22:00.
Takaoka City is working on "Manba no Furusato-zukuri", as Ōmochi Iemochi took office as a national guard and sang numerous excellent songs in the beautiful nature and left them in Man'yōshū. Its representative event is the "Takaoka Manba Festival". It brings together the culture and entertainment that has been inherited and cultivated in a long history, and many people from both within and outside the prefecture participate. In 2024, reciting on the Takaoka Kojo Park special water stage during the day and the applied reciting video at night will be aired on the Takaoka Cable Network and the Takaoka Manba Festival video distribution site, and all 4516 of the "Manyōshū" will be sung in a relay manner. Image courtesy of Takaoka
At the time of the cherry blossoms of Matsukawa Bori bloom, a unique competition of techniques and ideas that come along with the sound of taiko and taiko drums, about 100 professional Ching Dong Man from all over the country, rallying up to a cheery tone.
From 12:45, a poet wearing a costume just like a Heian aristocrat sits on the waterside, and a feather with a gun is washed away by the water, he recreates the Heian no Ya in the world of Reiwa as he creates and chants waka while he does not pass in front of him.
In addition to camellias related to the Iguchi area, representative camellias cut flowers and potted plants from each area in Toyama Prefecture will be exhibited. In addition to the exhibition of works from various groups featuring camellias, there will be sales of camellia seedlings and camellia goods and various hands-on classes.
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