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The main event is a daimyō procession made based on historical facts. Depart from the Oka Castle site, which has been elected as the "100 Sakura Places", and mash through the castle town to Hanusuigetsu. That space, with its winds, is like a period picture scroll. During the period, temporary parking lots will be set up around Oka Castle, as well as at Takeda City Hall and other places.
A children's song event held in honor of Yoshimi Sato, a children's story writer from Takeda, who is known for his writing and poetry of "Inu no Tamarisan". January 2025 marks the milestone of the 120th year of birth, and this time the first part is a talk session (the three climber discuss the image of Yoshimi's character, the charm of his work, the history of honoring activities, etc.) and a concert by Oita Nikikai. The second part is sung by Glantz Chorus Juku with a number of Yoshimi's works, including a new work with a new song attached to Yoshimi's poem.
Cherry blossoms are planted at the site of Usuki Castle, which was built by Muneai Otomo in the Warring States period. Night light-up is scheduled. Image courtesy:(C) Usuki City Tourism Information Association
During the period, various events are scheduled, and you can also enjoy the cherry blossoms at night.
In the Edo period, the Daikanshō was set up, and Tenji Hita became so prosperous that it was said to be the best in Kyushu. Kyokaze culture develops, and the Hina festival is held in the town of small Kyoto in Kyushu. During the period, the gorgeous Hina dolls and tools that still remain in the old houses of Kuma and Soda towns are released in the old houses, including the old houses, in various places in the city. * The holding period varies depending on each facility. Image courtesy of Kusano Honke
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