Old First Noon Festival

Old First Noon Festival

Event Overview

The first day festival is held on the first day of February in both the new calendar and the old calendar, and is cherished as the day of "the beginning of the business" and "the beginning of the work"; the god who wishes for a good harvest of the crops of the year with the return of Ichiyo and all things.

Info

JR笠間駅→バス5分、バス停:稲荷神社前下車、徒歩1分
北関東道友部ICから国道355号経由7km15分
350 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Enodal, annual event

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