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From 23 o'clock on the 1st, fire-fired Shinto ritual, from 0:00 on the 2nd, the saibun festival, and from noon, the puffing, and the sowing and sowing of beans. In prayer for disaster-free disaster, safety in the house, the sawn festival in which the old man sows beans. * The schedule is changed according to the calendar.
The festival is held by dividing the venue. Fireworks color the night sky at Kute Venue (a 10-minute walk from JR Kute Station), and at the Omori Venue, events such as opening a festival of fairs are held at the Omori-cho Nami Exchange Center. The Ota venue is a professional wrestling, e-sports, regular dance, and food stalls held in front of the Ota Citizens' Hall. Use of public transportation as much as possible.
A summer style poem around the port of Wenzenzuzu. Ishigami Kagura, stage entertainment, and various bazaars are held, fireworks color the night sky of the harbor. The distance between the fireworks and the audience is very close, and you can enjoy powerful fireworks with a sense of realism in the back of the Sea of Japan.
Matsue Shiroyama Park, which has been selected as the "100 Sakura Famous Places". The Honmaru with the castle tower is open until 21 o'clock, and you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at night by lighting up the bonbori and cherry blossoms.
Prior to the descent of the heavenly grandson, the god of Takaenhara sends an errand that the country of Izumo, which is reigned by the great god of power, should be reigned by the heavenly grandson. In response to this, the great god of power asks for an answer from the god of the child, "I can't decide with my own existence." the lord of the gods, who was fishing in Miho, immediately replied, "This country should be dedicated to Tenson," and when he built Aoshibagaki in the sea, he hid himself in it. Aoshibagaki Shinto is a Shinto ritual derived from this myth, in which Ujiko, who entered the sea for a year and played a sakisai, boarded two ships, each decorated with a large fishing flag and a sakaki, marking the climax of the festival that spans a week. Image courtesy of Miho Shrine
The ancient style of Yukimai Ogasawara-ryu's Ryūkama Shrine, performed at Ryūkō-maba, the only original form in Japan, with a total length of 270m, was created in the Yoshimi period by imitating the Baba of Kamakura Tsuruoka Hachiman-miya.
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