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毎年正月7日夜、熊野神社で空砲、鐘、太鼓が鳴る中、無数の御幣を身にまとった鬼に「つけ」（付添役）が二人ついて樫棒を持って暴れまわる。鬼の御幣をちぎって持ち帰ると一年健康であるといわれるが、そのためには鬼の樫棒を覚悟しなければならない。
It spans about 3km east-west north-south and is followed by a row of cherry trees. A lantern is installed and the background music is played all day (10 to 21 o'clock) during the period. On Sunday, April 6, which will be the main, there will be jogging competitions, a long-time tobi, a fun draw and so on, and there will also be a flower lunch box on sale.
In early February, the Kanhi cherry blooms, and five types of cherry blossoms bloom until early April. During the period, a graceful feast such as "Kizui no Feast" is held, where the sake of sake is taken up by picking up the sake, while the sake of sake is not passed in front of the sake. In addition, at Iso Kogakukan, there is also a display of a chadan ornament that looks like Satsuma Kiriko, a traditional craft boasted by Kagoshima, as a puppet. Since the date of the event is different depending on the event, details need to be confirmed on the official website. Image courtesy of Sengwanen
The Spring Festival is held at the Hashimazaki Shrine on February 4 (Sunday close to this in recent years) in the lunar calendar. Two rites, "Funamochi", which wishes for the safety of the voyage, and "Tauchi", which wishes for a good harvest, are held in succession. As for the ship, there is a 5-year-old child carrying a model boat around the precinct, and then there is a boat song by an adult. Tashi reproduces rice planting with Techo (as father) and Taro (as child) using cattle. Kagoshima Prefecture Designated Intangible Folk Cultural Property. Image courtesy: Ichikikushikino City Board of Education
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