Kose Ukai

Kose Ukai

Event Overview

The traditional ancient fishing method, which has a thousand years of history, will be unfolded in Kose-no-sato in the Oku-Nagaragawa Prefectural Natural Park, blessed with nature. The highlight is simple emotion. In the silence of the dark, you can see the cormorant capturing Ayu in close proximity under the light of a bonfire. Image courtesy of Seki City Tourism Association

Info

Nagaragawa Railway Station → 10 minutes by car
2km 5 minutes from Tokai Circular Road Guan Hiromi IC
34 units/free

Event Period

Price

Shared ride: Adults 4,400 yen, Children 3,100 yen, Free for under 3 years old *Charter boats are also available

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances


Hunting down landscape
Kaneki City Tourism Association

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