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Numerous kamakura stand in line. At night, you can enjoy the light up of the kamakura. Among them, at the Sawaguchi Kawashiki Mini Kamakura venue, the light of a candle lit on a small kamakura certified to the Japanese Nightscape Heritage Site creates a fantastic space. Mini kamakura venue is closed on Monday, fire, water and Thursday.
A festival that shoots arrows towards Mt. Akagi. An officer of the Tochigi Prefectural Kyudo Federation, who is a priest and a kamishi (kamishimo) figure, shoots an arrow towards Mount Akagi. It comes from the fact that Akagi and the Futara god fought over the land a long time ago, and the Futara god was victorious. The picked up arrow becomes a demon arrow for exorcism.
At 0:00 on January 1, the sound of the night-removal bell rings in the precinct. He prayed, "I hope you will be cleansed and have a happy year." on the signal of the expulsion bell, the New Year's prayer by the Ichiyama monks begins at Sanbutsu-dō. Voices of esoteric Buddhism and reading sutras echo for about an hour.
Intangible Cultural Property designated by Tochigi Prefecture, which boasts the old history and tradition of the Tata Kagura in Tochigi, and draws on the flow of Kanda-ryū Iwado Kagura, composed of 36-seat Kagura; from about 12:30 to 15:30.
Four species of about 3000 plum blossoms bloom in a plum garden of about 40,000 sq m. The park is also equipped with a promenade and parking lot. * The 2025 plum festival may be canceled due to circumstances.
A festival to pray for a disease-free disaster in the village, a good harvest. Around 9 o'clock, a kamma "dramma" decorated with five colored cloths and futons milled around the district and headed for the shrine. The ornament of the "Ornament Horse", whose ritual was finished from around 15 o'clock, is unwound, and the Ryōgōma is performed. Three arrows to divulge the year's run-up. In addition, eight-seat taiko kagura by the people of the community will be dedicated to accompany the festival. * The schedule may be changed or canceled due to circumstances. Image courtesy of Oyama City
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