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750年以上の歴史を持つといわれ、田楽と能舞が互いに影響し合った頃の古い型が継承されており、いにしえの姿を今に見ることができる。旧正月の行事として村人の手によって守られてきた。神事は毎年2月3日から役割がふられ、師匠から弟子へ舞や謡の稽古が行われ、迎えた2月15日には夜が明けきらぬうちに神面や数々の道具が神前に並べられる「朝戸開き」、一面銀世界の雪深い中で霊峰部子山から流れ出る水海川の清流で身を浄める「禊」が行われたのち田楽4番と能5番が奉納される。※報道関係者以外は三脚、一脚、自撮り棒、脚立の使用禁止。
A large fireworks festival said to be the biggest in the Hokuriku region. Set against the backdrop of Mikuni Sunset Beach, approximately 15,000 fireworks, including 2-shaku shells, are launched. Musical fireworks and starmines bloom in magnificent splendor, and among them, the underwater fireworks thrown directly into the sea from boats by pyrotechnicians have become a signature of the Mikuni Fireworks Festival. Image courtesy: Mikuni Fireworks Festival Executive Committee
Towering festival floats with large dolls, reaching up to 6 meters in height, are truly impressive. These doll floats parade through the streets along with mikoshi (portable shrines), accompanied by traditional music. Street stalls also line the roads, and the entire town bustles with activity throughout the day. Note: The parade takes place only on the 20th.
The Maruoka Castle Honmaru is maintained as Kasukiga Castle Park, with cherry blossoms, and is designated as the "100 Places of Sakura". Maruoka Castle is the oldest surviving Tenjōkaku, together with Inuyama Castle in Aichi Prefecture, and is also certified as "100 Japanese Great Castles". Every year, a cherry blossom festival is held during the flowering period, and various events are held on Saturday, April 5 and Sunday 6.
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