Sanwaso Ningyo Sanbaso

Sanwaso Ningyo Sanbaso

Event Overview

Sanbaso, which has been carried over by Onzawa for more than 250 years, is the gift of the intense efforts of local residents who have nurtured a new 12 successors every seven years and inherited them without interruption. After the lion dance in the Kabira district from around 13:00, he prays for the year's good year, and is dedicated at around 14:30.

Info

JR Koumi Station → 10 minutes by car
11km20 minutes from Chubu Crossing Road Yachiho Takahara IC via National Route 141

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Gaku/annual events, traditional performing arts/dance

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