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On the first day, the Heron Dance (Sagi no Mai) is dedicated at Yasaka Shrine, followed by the transfer of the mikoshi (portable shrine) to the otabisho (temporary resting place). On the final day (27th), a procession (Gokankō) is held to return the deity from the otabisho back to Yasaka Shrine.
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Enjoy a kimono-wearing town walk experience. You can take commemorative photos in the garden of Saikōtei and at nearby sightseeing spots, and even ride a traditional rickshaw operated at Saikōtei—offering a charming, retro-style adventure.
Tochunji Temple is a bodhi-ji temple of Mohri Motonari and a temple that served as the setting for the Meiji Restoration, such as the camp of the Kihei Corps and the temporary allegory of Mori Keika.
The Ōuchi Doll Painting Experience is based on the story of the Ōuchi clan, where participants paint a traditional doll depicting a harmonious couple. Using acrylic paints, you can create your very own unique “My Ōuchi Doll.”
A walk rally that starts the Tōgōan (Shinsaku Takasugi's Graveyard) where the Kihei Corps main team was located, and follows about 30km to JR Shimonoseki Station (about 28km to Moji Port) while touring the historic sites of the Restoration. The birthplace of the Meiji Restoration, the battle of the castle town of Chōfu and the battle of Genpei Danoura, the stage of the Ma-Seki War, various events are held at the sekisho in various places. On the day, the temporary bus service runs from "Aluku Kozuki", a 5-minute walk from JR Kozuki Station. Application is only on the official website of the 40th Restoration and Strait Walk. Opening ceremony from 8:30. No participation reception on the day.
On the left bank of the Tabuse River, which runs through the central part of the town, there are about 350 cherry trees lined with cherry trees. Various events are held around the time when the cherry blossoms bloom. The event is held from 10 o'clock.
A festival of silkworms. At 11 o'clock, a ritual is held. After the ritual, a demonstration of thread tsumugi and body weaving is held. There is entertainment of silkworm confectionery and sencha as well as seasonal porridge.
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