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A snow festival held at the "Tazawa Lake Ski Area" with a view of Lake Tazawa. Various events such as the "Juice-Bowl Grand Prix" and paper balloon lifting to decide one cup of this winter will be held (planned). Fireworks are also launched on Saturday, February 15. The venue is lined with large and small statues of snow, which are fantastically lit up at night. Lots of kitchen cars lined up. Image courtesy of Tazawako Kogen Snow Festival Executive Committee
Every year on February 14, the fire-shaking pillow, which is held as a Chinese New Year event on the lunar calendar, is a fantastic traditional event with a brilliant ring of fire dancing in the snow. Light charcoal bales to hold the tip of a noose, swing his own body around the center, and pray for a disease-free disaster, and family safety. One after another, the ring of fire invites you to the world of the winter night's fairy tale. Has a history of more than 400 years. Image courtesy: Senboku City Tourism Section
The National Convention of Life Inside Festival, which will celebrate its 37th edition in 2024. The Life Inside Festival is a song representing the Akita Folk Song, known as an original folk song that is not influenced by other regions. It is also a song of high historical value that has been sung since the middle of the Edo period.
The festival of fire-ups (in-fire festival). After performing the festival of the fire festival at Ogita Shinmeisha, the fire-fighting group (fire team member) with a shunning staff at the head of each house in the town to exorcise while honking drums and hoshellfish, and then putting water on the roof to pray for no fire.
One of the events of the Tōko Yasaka Shrine festival; the miso stuffed in two tubs is buried about 3m underground at the Tōmi-sō burial site; the bean flour rice balls are served to the participants; and the year-long festivals are officiated by the digree.
Yokote's "Kamakura" has a history of more than 450 years and is a poetic folk event to be held during the New Year. It pierces the snow mountain to create a snow room, enshrines the water god in the back, and offers sacred sake, sweet sake, and rice cakes. About 60 large kamakura and countless mini kamakura lights light up during the period to color the town. Image courtesy Yokote Tourism Association
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