Natsugoshi Daikorari

A event in which a man prays for a disease-free disaster and a good year, and a man pays trouble; a man wears a white pot on one lower belt, a continuous rope around his waist, and wears a straw on his bare feet; a man mills through a town that is cold, and visits a shrine.

With the sound of courageous drums and elegant whistles, as well as the claggering of southern woodworking and "Yare, Yare", the plush floats are cruised around the city by 200 pullers. The era picture scrolls by horsemen, deer dance, Mikoshi and the float will be operated at 13:00 on the 14th, and at 18:00 on the 15th, at the Great Emaki Parade, which departs from Morioka Historical and Cultural Hall, each set of lit-up floats will be operated. Image courtesy: Morioka Tourism Convention Association, a public interest foundation

An event that mourns the spirits of the ancestors and prays for no-sickness. It takes place on the upper right bank of the Meiji Bridge on the Kitakami River. The boat, which is decorated with lanterns and so on, is engulfed in flames, and the river surface is spectacular. In addition, there is a "throw torch [Nagetamatsu]" from the southern town of Yamanashi Prefecture, which was started in 1997 for the 400th anniversary of Morioka Castle Tsukijo, with sunset as a signal, the children turn the torches they have ignited at the point of the ball ball at the sports day with one hand, and throw each other at the overhead basket [basket] eye. Morioka Funakkosashi with a tradition of about 310 years. Fireworks display is held at the end of the festival. Image courtesy: Morioka Tourism Convention Association, a public interest foundation