Event Overview
Info
Event Period
Price
Event Category
Koyama City
The information provided reflects the details available at the time of the survey.
Please note that facility details may change due to the facility’s circumstances, so please check for the latest information before visiting.
This content has been translated using machine translation.
Information provided by: JTB Publishing
The content uses an automatic translation service, which is not always accurate.
The translated content may be different from the original meaning, so please understand and use it.
An event to celebrate New Year's Day, held around the west exit of Koyama Station every year on Adults Day. There are plenty of "Mekitai" projects suitable for the new spring, such as mochi, garapon lottery, jumbo daruma drop, and various stage events such as Ogoko and lion dance. Charity pork juice and sweet wine are offered. * Daruma city and light tiger city are also held on the same day.
The venue is held at Seiryu Shikawa, which flows almost through the center of Oyama City. It is a fireworks display that is one of the largest in Kantō and will be celebrated for the 72nd time in the year of Reiwa 6 (2024). The launch site and the bleachers are very close, and the attraction is that you can experience powerful fireworks such as continuous launches of shakutama and wide-star mines, as well as Niagara Falls with public participation. The day before the fireworks display, "Bon Odori Marche" is scheduled to be held, where Bon Odori and Marche can be enjoyed.
Around the time when Wakaba thrives in the Miyoda Hachimanomiya, the "Jagamita" festival, which continues from the Edo period, is held. It is a festival to pray for the fertility of five rice and the eradication of the plague in front of rice planting, and the appearance of seven serpents (ja) with a total length of more than 15m is a masterpiece. The highlight of the festival is the "water-drinker", which makes a snake drink the water of the Kamiike, and some of them have too much momentum to jump into the pond, and every time a violent splash of water, the audience applauds and cheers. A must also see the brave "snake fomi" that takes place near the evening. Image courtesy of Sachida Hachimatomiya
Intangible Cultural Property designated by Tochigi Prefecture, which boasts the old history and tradition of the Tata Kagura in Tochigi, and draws on the flow of Kanda-ryū Iwado Kagura, composed of 36-seat Kagura; from about 12:30 to 15:30.
Four species of about 3000 plum blossoms bloom in a plum garden of about 40,000 sq m. The park is also equipped with a promenade and parking lot. * The 2025 plum festival may be canceled due to circumstances.
Numerous kamakura stand in line. At night, you can enjoy the light up of the kamakura. Among them, at the Sawaguchi Kawashiki Mini Kamakura venue, the light of a candle lit on a small kamakura certified to the Japanese Nightscape Heritage Site creates a fantastic space. Mini kamakura venue is closed on Monday, fire, water and Thursday.
English 
Japanese 
Chinese (China) 
Chinese (Taiwan) 
Korean 
