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"Autumn Ueki-shi" will be held from October 25 (Friday) to November 4 (Monday and holiday), and "Autumn Satsuki Fei Exhibition" will be held from October 31 (Thursday) to November 4 (Monday and holiday). In addition, events organized by the Kanuma Horticulture Fair Executive Committee are also held.
An example festival of the Imamiya Shrine, which continues from the Edo period, with more than 20 stalls decorated with gorgeous sculptures. The sculpture stall is based on the craftsmanship of the Nikkō Tōshō-gū, and is so good in artistry that it is also said to be "moving Yangmyon". The highlight is the competition performance of Taiko, known as "bashing", in which multiple sculpture stalls show each other facing each other at an intersection. It is listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Site as a "street-food event at the Kanuma Imamiya Shrine Festival". Image courtesy: Kanuma City Tourism Exchange Division
Traditional events to pray for healthy growth of children. In the ring of Ikuko Shrine, Ujiko dresses as a wrestler in the form of a turn, hugs the infant, and swings up high above her head with a cry to tackle her. It used to be that the one who cried earlier was the win, but now there is no win or loss. The crying child comes from the custom of growing up and prays for the disease-free disaster of young children. * Only advance application is allowed, closed with a capacity of 1000 people. Pre-application is available at the Ikuko Shrine parking lot from Saturday to Monday, August 3 to Sunday, August 6 to Sunday, (except Monday and the next day of public holidays) at the street stall Central Park Tourist Building. Image courtesy Kanuma Tourism Association
Intangible Cultural Property designated by Tochigi Prefecture, which boasts the old history and tradition of the Tata Kagura in Tochigi, and draws on the flow of Kanda-ryū Iwado Kagura, composed of 36-seat Kagura; from about 12:30 to 15:30.
Four species of about 3000 plum blossoms bloom in a plum garden of about 40,000 sq m. The park is also equipped with a promenade and parking lot. * The 2025 plum festival may be canceled due to circumstances.
A festival to pray for a disease-free disaster in the village, a good harvest. Around 9 o'clock, a kamma "dramma" decorated with five colored cloths and futons milled around the district and headed for the shrine. The ornament of the "Ornament Horse", whose ritual was finished from around 15 o'clock, is unwound, and the Ryōgōma is performed. Three arrows to divulge the year's run-up. In addition, eight-seat taiko kagura by the people of the community will be dedicated to accompany the festival. * The schedule may be changed or canceled due to circumstances. Image courtesy of Oyama City
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