Shimizuyama Botan Festival

Five rice bounties are prayed for, and the dance is dedicated. The Yukiwaka Mai was a performing arts set up in the early Muromachi period, and was loved by the samurai of the Sengoku period. Then, about 200 years ago, it was introduced to the Oe district of Setaka-cho, and now only here is inherited from Kowaka Mai in the whole country. As the sound of the drums resonate, they are cheered by the vocal and distinctive gnarling. Country Designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.

In addition to stage events such as traditional culture, music and dance, there are also attractive kitchen cars and local shops, where you can enjoy gourmet food, and there is also a test drive of working cars.

In order to meet once a year the shrine of the priest, Emperor Ojin, of the Hirota-Hachiman-gū, to the shrine of the Virgin, where his mother, Empress Shingo, is located. The daimyō procession is a unique combination of medieval rituals and the daimyō procession of the early modern era, and a party holding a chelicerbox and a coiffing lance, and a group echoing the sounds of a nu, a flute, a drum and a bell, are bustling through the district. * The Daimyō procession will be canceled in 2024.