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A festival to thank you for a year of kago and pray for the evil opening of the next year. 10 o'clock Saikoshi. There are many street stalls in Tonomachi, where children's mikoshi are held at 13 o'clock, and the Mikami festival is held at 15 o'clock.
It takes place from just before Tsuwano Bridge. Some 850 red, yellow and yellow-green lanterns flow through the riverbed, leading the visitors to the world of Yugen and marking the end of the summer festival in Tsuwano. Image courtesy of Tsuwano Town Tourism Association
The Tsuwano dance, which is designated as the prefecture's intangible cultural property, is an archaic and elegant dance originating from the Nenbutsu dance. The dancer's costume is also unique as a black mask, a fan is inserted into a white potted box, and a white kimono, a black crotch, and a white tabi. Every time I dance, the bell attached to the end of the long sleeve sounds faintly with chirin chirin. "Yanagi Mairi", which tells the beginning of Bon Dance in Tsuwano-cho, will be held on Shincho-dori on the 10th, and will be performed in 13 districts in the former Tsuwano-cho until the most prosperous 15th "Tonomachi Bon Dance Tournament". Image courtesy of Tsuwano Town Tourism Association
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
One cherry tree at Edhigan, which is designated as a natural monument in Shimane Prefecture. Every year in the spring, many tourists and photographers come from outside the city and outside the prefecture. At the Cherry Blossom Festival, there are also performances of Ishimi [Iwami] Kagura and Children's Kagura, food and drink booths, and local specialty products for sale (10-15).
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