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A show ceremony
Shingen Public Festival Executive Committee
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A puppet show that has been transmitted to the shrine since ancient times, from the Tianjin Tsukasa Shrine in Kose-cho to the Suwa Shrine in the neighboring town of Shimotsujiya-cho, where nine dolls, the sacred bodies of the sacred bodies, are gibous and performed by the country's important intangible folk culture.
New wine tasting and sale event by wineries in Yamanashi Prefecture. You can taste the new wine made by each winery. * Because there is no parking lot, use public transportation.
A public participation-type event that has been held every year since it was held in 1989 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of municipal organization enforcement. Various performances, such as a parade of musical teams, and mikoshi, are developed.
Daihoshi Park, the place of "100 Japanese Sakura Places". In the spring, about 2000 cherry blossoms compete in bloom, and the small peaks of Daihoshi Mt. Image courtesy:(C) Fujikawa-cho
A special prayer to seal the child's channage bug, which is held on the other banks of the spring and autumn, which attracts a large number of worshipers from inside and outside the prefecture, called "Shofuku-ji's insect kamochi".
It is a festival to pray for the peace of the area and the abundance of the five grains. It is also said to be a ritual where the festival of the festival, Shinkihana Kaya Princess [Konohana Sakuya Hime no Miko], is the main shrine from Asama Shrine (Ichinomiya-cho Ichinomiya). The god koshi heads.
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