Drumming Dance Water Flow

Drumming Dance Water Flow

Event Overview

The local performing arts are dedicated to praying for the harvest of five grains, the fire, and the water disaster. It will be held at around 7:30 ~ Minamikata Shrine, 9:00 ~ Shimosei Kawabara, 16:30 ~ Shimosei Public Hall.

Info

JR Sadohara Station → Bus 30 minutes, Bus stop: Get off the West Metropolitan Business Office, 10 minutes drive
15 minutes from Higashi-Kyushu Road West Capital IC via National Route 219

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances

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