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Kamikoshi Watami
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The venues include Senba Park, Sakurayama, Sakuragawa, etc. About 750 bottles in Senba Park in Mito City, 370 bottles in Sakurayama, and 250 bottles in Sakuragawa, each of which will be in a blooming competition. Image courtesy: (one company) Mito Tourism Convention Association
Because there are many plum varieties, you can enjoy it for a long time from early to late blooming. Various events will be held during the period. Image courtesy: (one company) Mito Tourism Convention Association
National selection of intangible folk culture and also "Ogushi no Sasara", which is also the prefecture intangible folk culture property, is dedicated in the precinct. In the "stick sasara", which is seen only in Ibaraki Prefecture and controls a lion's head by putting a lion's head on a stick, a person goes inside and manipulates a stick in accordance with the child, and the head's parent and child dance. * The 10 o'clock festival, the Bonin Kagura (after 15 minutes).
There will be an event to celebrate the cherry blossom view and the birth of the Buddha. There will be many stalls on the approach to the street to show the buzz. * Due to the situation, it may be canceled.
It is a traditional performing art that has continued since the Edo period, and is dedicated each year at the Jinmu Festival (the death day of Emperor Jinmu) on April 3. The Taiji Kagura at Suwa Shrine is designated as a rare intangible folk cultural property in Ibaraki Prefecture, and a large number of people visit it each year. 13 o'clock ~.
The Furukawa Momo Festival is derived from the fact that the Furukawa feudal lord, Toshikatsu Doi, planted peaches in his fiefdom during the Edo period. The appearance of six kinds of peach blossoms in bloom makes it seem like Taoyuan Township in Koga Park, the venue. There is a shuttle bus service (paid). * During the period (especially on Saturday and Sunday), the area around the venue is crowded, so it is recommended to walk from JR Furukawa Station or use the shuttle bus. Image courtesy of Furukawa Tourism Association
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