Fujiyoshida Fujizakura Festival

Since 1176, when it was decided that the Ido Horse Festival would be held, it has never been reported. It has a history of more than 800 years. It is a festival that now conveys a unique traditional culture in which a rider who has gone through a week of Kōsaisai shoots an arrow from Asoma, Yuma's horse, and a hereditary occupation performs a regional good fortune-telling at the hoof of a horse at this time. Image courtesy Komuro Asama Shrine

One of the three festivals in Japan. When two Shinkoshi departed from Asama Shrine and milled around the city, they were laid down at the Imperial Palace, a large torch set up in front of the houses of the master of Kamiyoshida, the fire is set up all at once in the torches of the well-geta in front of Ujiko's houses, and the entire road, which stretches 2km, turns into a sea of fire. On the 27th, Mikoshi returns to Asama Shrine. Image courtesy: Fujiyoshidada Tourism Promotion Service, General Foundation

On the day before "Mt. Fuji Open", a parade of Fuji schemes represented by the religion of Mt. Fuji has been held since ancient times to promote the historic Yoshitaguchi mountain trail, enlivening the eve. The Fuji-shō parade will be paraded from Kintorii Citizen Park to Kitaguchi Honmiya Fuji Asama Shrine with approximately 150 people. Image courtesy: Fujishida Tourism Promotion Service