The 34th Ono Dam Momiji Festival

It is the Hiyoshi Shrine's autumn festival, which is performed by praying for more than the Edo period for the evil payment and five-grain fertility. Three types of horsemen, the kamma (armor), the horseman (clothing), and the archer (feminine), run through the front of the shrine, after which "chikosuke" runs to pick up the shooter's shot arrow and offer it to the shrine.

"Karasu-daku" is handed down to Ohara Shrine's Settlement Kawakami Shrine. The dagaku dance is performed by nine people, four Binsasara, four drums, and one whistle. The last one of this bin sasara is considered the role of a newcomer and is called "Karasu", and unlike the other three, he takes three steps forward with his feet in order, and then walks three steps back to drag the sasara. It is said that this is called "Kasutobi" and is named "Kasutobi". It is designated as the Intangible Folk Cultural Property No. 1 of Kyoto Prefecture. From 14 o'clock.

A holiday event where you can enjoy a midsummer night at the "Fumin no Mori Hiyoshi", which was integrated with the Hiyoshi Dam, a symbol of the "Dam no Machi Hiyoshi", as a place for Kyoto residents. In the vast nature of the forest Hiyoshi, the people of the prefecture will fill their tummy with food from the food village in the evening, and at night they will watch fireworks and break away from the corona.