Ikoma Holy Tian Deviate Radish Cooking

Ikoma Holy Tian Deviate Radish Cooking

Event Overview

After the radish, which is a favorite dish of Soten-san of Ikoma, is cooked, he is also acted by worshipers as an evil remedy. It is said that Hozanji Temple has the benefit of business prosperity, and attracts people with a strong faith from all over the country. Around 0-13, until the radish runs out.

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Ikoma Cable Hozanji Station → 10-minute walk
10km25 minutes from Keinawa Road Yamada River IC via National Route 168
240 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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