Takeda camp warrior celebration & Takeda no Sato Nirasaki fireworks display

Takeda Hachiman-miya, who has been acuously worshipped as the Shinto deity of the Takeda family since Nobuyoshi Takeda. The annual festival is a festival to thank for the good harvest and the harvest, with the celebration of Kagura, Mikiko Kamikoshi, etc. The main shrine of Takeda Hachiman-gū, which will be the venue, is from the reconstruction of Shingen, and has been designated as a national important cultural treasure. Image courtesy Nirasaki City

In 2024, the venue was moved to the Machinaka area for the first time in six years as a business commemorating the 70th anniversary of the municipal organization. "Yuru Sports" and blackboard art experiences that everyone can enjoy, as well as "Working car, large collection of cars popular with children, such as police cars and ladder trucks!" in addition, store openings and performances with elaborate tastes are held. In addition, a festival that can be enjoyed by children and adults, such as a "wine festival" that collects Nirasaki wines is held at the same time.

Hisaya Fukada, the author of "One Hundred Great Mountains in Japan", died suddenly while climbing Chigatake on March 21, 1971. The Fukada Memorial Park was opened in 1981 to commemorate the tenth anniversary of his death. Since then, he has held an annual pre-monumental festival and a memorial climb in memory of Mr. There is a shuttle bus from Nirasaki Station to the venue. Image courtesy Nirasaki Tourism Association