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Illuminations are lit at the Minamimachi Kaigan Park in Kesennuma City and various places in the city.
It is designated as the Sanriku National Park. A cape representing the coastal beauty of Kesennuma Bay, along with Oshima and Ryūmazaki on the opposite bank. Fossils-laden limestone of corals and foraminifera from 200 million years ago were washed by waves and eroded jagged to form the current oddity. In the old days, it was called "Konezaki" due to its landscape and the presence of a dangerous reef that can be seen and hidden under the waves, but it was changed to "Kakizaki" during the fifth-generation head of the Date Domain, Kimi Yoshimura. Image courtesy of Kesennuma City Tourism Section
It is about a 40-minute walk from the city to the summit at an altitude of 239m. From the middle of the parking lot to the top of the mountain, the "Anbashan Park", built with the image of a dragon that flew down from the sky in search of water, has been maintained. From the summit and observation deck, you can overlook Kesennuma Bay and the city where the Rias coast is located.
Showcasing local performing arts while watching cherry blossoms, stage announcements such as dance, sales of local products by each group, flea market will be held from 9:30 to 14:00.
The festival of Hibushi, which continues from the Edo period, is famous since ancient times as the Arakamikoshi, and the bearer carries the Kamikoshi, which weighs about one ton, and cruises the city.
To exhibit and sell cocooning. In the silk hall, works of bonsai, mascots, and corsage, such as azaleas, plums, etc., which are processed from rice balls, are exhibited from inside and outside the town to delight the eyes. There are also small items sold by the body, and there are many returning customers looking forward to it.
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