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You can enjoy the artistic fireworks of one of Japan's best smoke operators; the fire art contest by members of the Japan Institute of Smoke Arts; and the highest standards of fireworks in Japan, such as the Music Star Mine by the Prime Minister's Award winner.
One word shrine is a shrine dedicated to the one word god, which is said to be a god who gives benefits for the happiness of people, even if it is good or not good (illness, calamity, etc.). The annual festival of the autumn season, which takes place every September, is filled with a lot of people from early morning. At the festival festival, "Karakuri Ninkai" and "Shishi Mai", which are made by joining the oyatsuri doll and the gimmicks, are dedicated.
There will be an event to celebrate the cherry blossom view and the birth of the Buddha. There will be many stalls on the approach to the street to show the buzz. * Due to the situation, it may be canceled.
The venues include Senba Park, Sakurayama, Sakuragawa, etc. About 750 bottles in Senba Park in Mito City, 370 bottles in Sakurayama, and 250 bottles in Sakuragawa, each of which will be in a blooming competition. Image courtesy: (one company) Mito Tourism Convention Association
It is a traditional performing art that has continued since the Edo period, and is dedicated each year at the Jinmu Festival (the death day of Emperor Jinmu) on April 3. The Taiji Kagura at Suwa Shrine is designated as a rare intangible folk cultural property in Ibaraki Prefecture, and a large number of people visit it each year. 13 o'clock ~.
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