Onnemo Festival

Onnemo Festival

Event Overview

After offering new rice and receiving purification, red rice is placed in the hands of the people by the chief priest, and they eat it while praying for good health and safety. *Content may change depending on the situation.

Info

Noto Airport → 40 minutes by car

Event Period

* From 10 o'clock

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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