Ouchi-juku Snow Festival

Ouchi-juku Snow Festival

Event Overview

The annual "snow festival" is held in Ouchi-juku, known as the post town of the Edo period. On Saturday, February 8, the lights are lit on the snowflake, which is made by the residents, and fireworks go up at night.

Info

Aizu Railway Yunogami Onsen Station → 20 minutes by car
40km1 hour from Tōhoku Expressway Shirakawa IC via National Route 118/289
250 units/paid

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Snow, winter festival, procession parade

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