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The Yumoto Nanjo Dance and Akasaki Shrine Raku Dance, which are designated as the Intangible Cultural Property of Yamaguchi Prefecture, will be dedicated. Due to the small parking area, public transportation is used as much as possible. In addition, the area around Akasakiyama is parked without permission, and parking on the street is prohibited.
Enjoy a kimono-wearing town walk experience. You can take commemorative photos in the garden of Saikōtei and at nearby sightseeing spots, and even ride a traditional rickshaw operated at Saikōtei—offering a charming, retro-style adventure.
On the first day, the dance of the egrets will be dedicated at Yasaka Shrine, after which the shrine will be moved to the Gyosho, and on the last day 27, there will be a return of God from Gyosho to Yasaka Shrine. Copyright Yamaguchi To
Host date August 6 (Wed)/Thu. 7 (Thu) Host place Yamaguchi City Central Shopping Street, Yamaguchi Station Street, Park Road, etc. Contact Contact Contact Contact [Yamaguchi City Hometown Festival Executive Committee] TEL.083-932-3
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