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The ritual of Gassan Shrine, which is held every year from 19 o'clock on August 13. The shiba-kou festival, which is set on the top of the Gassan mountain and sets a fire around the time of the fall of the sun, will be executed. It mainly burns the Toba that was fed at Gassan, and sends the spirits to each house. There is also a ritual that offers an unrelated spirit.
Sakata, which was once full of trade with Edo and Osaka, has been preserved with a large number of venerable puppets. These tome dolls, as well as the rustic "Corando Kawahara" (Udogawara) doll, which has been transmitted to the local area since the end of the Edo period, and "Umbrefu," which has a wish for happiness in various decorations, will be displayed at tourist facilities in the city. In addition, during the period, you can enjoy Hinazen, Hina Lunch and Chick Sweets at the city eateries. The chick-way pamphlets useful for walking are distributed at tourist information centers, tourist facilities, and exhibition halls.
The event will be held at the Yutagawa Onsen Baimin Park, where about 300 bottles of Kōmei and Shiraume will bloom. There will also be sales of Hanami bento at each inn. They will also perform the Yutagawa Onsen Kagura.
The Kurokawa Noh seen at this festival is famous throughout the country, and has been protected by the hands of the children as the god of Kasuga Shrine for more than 500 years. Shinto, Noh No. 2, Kyogen No. 1 is performed, and Kanen requires 5,000 yen per person.
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