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It is a beautiful chalk lighthouse on the cutting edge of the Noto Peninsula, and has also been selected as the "50 Lighthouses of Japan". From the majestic Sea of Japan, if the weather permits, you can see a large panorama of Tateyama Renzong and Sado Island. This is also an unusual place where both the morning sun rising from the sea and the sunset of the sea can be seen from the same place. Image courtesy: Suzu Tourism Exchange Division
On the 14th, eight Kiriko units of three to three and a half minutes are rolled out and milled around the town, and on the 15th, a young man wearing a dotera swings a hair lance called Shanga and marches with a kamkoshi and taiko floats.
Kiriko of Takoshima, which is said to be luxurious among Noto Kiriko, which is small but fully lacquered with plenty of gold leaf and has been decorated with stunning carvings, is carried by men with unique makeup and dotera. Hayafune Kyogen, which will be held on the 11th, has a history of about 200 years, is a valuable thing that conveys the nature of Edo culture, and is a specialty of the festival.
The ancient festival where the god of the priest, the lord of the great power, conquers the god of the god, the god of the great power, and reigns the sacred site that was pioneered on the present day Hokuriku-do. It is a Shinko festival in which more than 50 people, including Shinto, take a 300km journey in Niichi-bi-gun (Hakui-shi, Hakui-gun, Nanao-shi, and Kashima-gun) for 5 nights and 6 days.
"Flower and Green Noichi Camellia Festival", a festival of spring in love with the camellias of flower trees. A wide variety of camellias collected from the city are displayed at the venue, which will delight visitors in their eyes. In addition to fresh flowers, paintings and photographs on the subject of camellias are also exhibited, which is full of the charm of camellias.
A visit to the Buddha's death. Odangomaki and Goshiki Danko represent the Buddha's shari and represent everything that can be lived. It is reported that dumplings are sick-free when eaten, and that some people are wearing them as amulets and have merit. Five-colored nirvana dumplings are made by the Danes in one day. 13:30 ~ legal, about 14:30 ~ dumpling Maki.
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