Futamiya Tadahachio Flight Memorial Convention

Futamiya Tadahachio Flight Memorial Convention

Event Overview

The event will be held in honor of Tadahachi Ninomiya, the pioneer of the flight principle. 9-12. In addition to competing for the flight time of rubber-powered propeller aircraft, raven-type airplanes, paper airplanes, etc., various attractions will be deployed.

Info

JR Yawatahama Station → Shuttle bus 20 minutes, bus stop: Get off the venue, walk short
100 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Other

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