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There are a lot of street stalls selling rakes of the thriving business. It is the Taisho era that the Ebisu scheme began to be held at Nagara Shrine. It is crowded with many people every year. Image courtesy: Toribayashi Tourism Association
Over 3000 koiners swim in four venues in the city. The main venue is Tsuru Udagawa, a 20-minute walk from Tairin Station, where about 2000 koinobori are hoisted here alone. Other venues include Kondozuma Park, Morinji River and Tataranuma. Image courtesy: Tairin City Tourism Association
Sakurayama Park, famous for its winter cherry blossoms, which bloom twice in winter and spring; 7000 winter cherry blossoms and 3000 somei cherry trees, together with 10,000 cherry trees, dye the mountain in spring; and hold various events to coincide with the flowering of the cherry blossoms (planned).
Taichi Kagura and Urayasu no Mai are dedicated by several female students of the priestess costume; Taichi Kagura is designated by the town as an important intangible folk culture; and 12 zas such as Tenno Iwato and Tsuchigumo no Mai are dedicated in the worship hall and Kagura hall.
The event will be held at "Sakura no Sato", which uses the entire slope of the southern foot of Mt. About 45 species and 4000 cherry trees have been planted in a garden of about 470,000 square meters. On the day of the event, matcha services and specialty products will be sold. * The contents of the 2025 event may be changed depending on the situation. Image courtesy of Ninita Town
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