It is a re-creation of Minamoto no Yoritomo's appearance at the battle of Ishibashi Mountain. The starting point is Gosho Shrine, where Toi Jinpei prayed for the lord and the victory of Minamoto no Yoritomo's departure, and after the burnout dance takes place, the warrior dressed in armor parades about 1km to Sakuragi Park. After arriving at Sakuragi Park, Joganji Temple is where the legal services of Minohei Toi, Minamoto Yoritomo, and visits to the grave are held. Image courtesy: Yukawara-cho

The plum forest that spreads at the foot of the mountain at 626m above sea level is a hazy taste. A "plum feast" will be held between Saturday, February 1 and Sunday, March 9. There are occasional places to eat and drink and specialty stores in the park, and it is particularly busy on Saturdays and Sundays. There is a free pick-up bus on Saturdays and Sundays during the plum feast period, and on public holidays (travel 15 minutes, get off the Makushan Park No. 3 parking lot, 5 minutes walk). Image courtesy: Yukawara-cho

A city that exhibits and sells works by local handmade writers held by the Ekimae Store Association three times a year (February, October). Based on the time of brunch, the town road of about 80m is held as Hokoten. There is also a kitchen car and stage events, and it is crowded with many visitors every time. Image courtesy: Yugawara Ekimae Street