Peach Blossom Festival

Peach Blossom Festival

Event Overview

The fifth performance is performed from 9 o'clock to the end of the performance. On the first and second days, "okin" is played, and a pishiki is provided between the stage and the corridor. Nashishima Shrine viewing fee is required. Kita-ryu on the 16th and 18th, Kanze-ryu on the 17th, and other schools may join. Kyogen is also held. * It may be changed or canceled depending on the situation.

Info

JR Miyashimaguchi Station → 5 minutes on foot Contact from Miyashimaguchi Pier 10 minutes, Miyajima Pier disembarking, 15 minutes on foot

Event Period

Price

Only the viewing fee of the island shrine

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances

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