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In the early Kamakura period, it is said to be the beginning of the extermination of a large snake attached to the emperor and burning it down due to Emperor Domikado's illness. At both shrines, a large torch imitating a large snake was burned and prayed for a disease-free disaster.
The Spring Tea Party of Mitsui Koryu Sencha-do with Mii-ji as the sect. You can enjoy the first place under the National Treasure Hall and the Nodoto seat under the cherry blossoms in full bloom. * The contents may be changed or canceled due to circumstances.
It is held on April 4 every year at the spring festival of Hie Shrine. A few 20 beautiful trees called "Hoinobori", unique to Hino, are dedicated from each town, and it is a good thing to color the precincts in a gorgeous way. Under the color beautifully propped up on the square of the shrine, people from the town are invited to join each other, and it is a good order to give the spring visit together with joy. In the case of rainy weather, the “hoinobori” is not dedicated. Image courtesy: Hino Tourism Association
"Flower of the Banquet Plum Festival", which is held in conjunction with the flowering of plums. During the period, the white flowers of the castle bloom all over the plum forest, and you can taste the sweetness. There will also be events that can be enjoyed by children and adults, and exhibits of Kyoho chicks that have been around for a long time. There are many special menus and fun stalls of Bakery & Cafe "Noza".
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