Spring Festival

Spring Festival

Event Overview

It is commonly known as "Komaru-san" in the local area and is familiar with it. It is a venerable temple that is said to have been opened by Jikaku Daishi about 1000 years ago, and in particular, the Great Tengu-myeon is said to be the best in Japan for the wooden Tengu-myeon. In early April, the Saigyo Sakura, a designated cultural property of Otawara City, will be seen. In March and April, a limited red seal named after the cherry blossoms appears. * The cherry blossom festival period is lit up.

Info

JR Nasu Shiobara Station → bus 30 minutes, bus stop: Hikari Maruyama Hokanji-mae, short walk
20km 35 minutes from Tōhoku Expressway Nishinasuno Shiobara IC via National Route 400
200 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

City, fair

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