The plum forest that spreads at the foot of the mountain at 626m above sea level is a hazy taste. A "plum feast" will be held between Saturday, February 1 and Sunday, March 9. There are occasional places to eat and drink and specialty stores in the park, and it is particularly busy on Saturdays and Sundays. There is a free pick-up bus on Saturdays and Sundays during the plum feast period, and on public holidays (travel 15 minutes, get off the Makushan Park No. 3 parking lot, 5 minutes walk). Image courtesy: Yukawara-cho

A city that exhibits and sells works by local handmade writers held by the Ekimae Store Association three times a year (February, October). Based on the time of brunch, the town road of about 80m is held as Hokoten. There is also a kitchen car and stage events, and it is crowded with many visitors every time. Image courtesy: Yugawara Ekimae Street

Along with the music troupe and the flower carts [dashi], about 2500 geiko and young and old people dance and walk around Yukawara-cho with the "yassa-mosa" raging high, and a fireworks display held on Saturday 3 will decorate the finale of the festival.