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Niigata Prefecture's designated intangible folk culture, "Gyosho Shrine of Gyosho Shrine," is a prayer for the bumper harvest of the year and a dedication of rice planting to the shrine. The rituals are the seedling ceremony, the breakfast ceremony, the rice ceremony, the lunch ceremony, the big foot ceremony, the rice planting ceremony, the dinner ceremony is divided into seven ceremonies. The ritual is from about 15 o'clock.
It was the beginning of the first generation Sado Magi's donation of rice to Kizaki Shrine for maritime safety prayer; the contents of Dai-shōshi-Mai, Kamikotami, etc.
In addition to Starmine Gold, an oversized Starmine and a three-shaku ball will be launched.
Bathing the Shinyu in Aozasa and praying for the disease-free disaster, the elimination of operations, the prosperity of the business, the fulfillment of the academic business, and so on; milling around the hot spring town with the yutto tow in line with the courageous woodworking.
Set in machiya and shops in the former townspeople town, "dolls" that each house has cherished for generations will be displayed and released to the public for free. In each house, there are various types of dolls, such as warrior dolls and earners, in addition to the doll. It is also a valuable opportunity to casually enter a machiya. Image courtesy Murakami City Tourism Association
In the prefecture's leading plum-producing area, Umehata and the adjacent Bairin Park, "Tagami Ume Matsuri" will be held during the time of the plum season. Food products and plum wine made from "koshi-no-plum" from Tagami will be sold.
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