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In the town of the storehouse and ramen where the old-fashioned life is breathed, Kitakata has been active in making Satsuki bonsai since ancient times, and masterpieces that the master has been able to elaborate are revealed. During the event, admission of the tourist spot "Kuranosato", which serves as the venue, will be free. At the venue, the first 50 people each day have a gift of a sapling sapling.

The Heian Emaki, which is reproduced at Yunikawa Onsen; the previous night festival hosts a taiko performance and the Jōrou [Jōrou] road, and the main festival, the Heike Emaki procession, which mills around as a warrior or princess, marches from the onsen town to the village of Heike.

The Taneyama Kogen, which is also famous for the stage of the work of Kenji Miyazawa, is visited by many enthusiasts throughout the year, and the environment at an altitude of 871m is cool even in the summer. It prays for safety in the mountains, and local performing arts are held as attractions.

From mid to late May, the Ezo Azalea blooms. The event is scheduled to be held on Sunday, May 26.

Some 300,000 flowers brightly color the park at the Iris Garden, which boasts one of the largest landscapes in Kyushu. During the period, the park is also lit up until 23:00 and invites you to the world of fantasy. Many events are held on the day of the event. Image courtesy of Omura City Tourism Convention Association

The concert is held in a garden that recreates the nature of Ya Masei. You can enjoy a first-class performance in a firefly dance.

Jinjijidō and Izumomori (about 100m east of the head office) to perform a festival, and then to the Mitarai well on the east side of the head office Copper Torii to finish the festival. From Izumomori to Mitarai well, standing sand is filled, and Miyaji goes on top of Makomo placed on top of this, with the great money. It is said that if you enshrine this Makomo, you will realize a disease-free disaster and a good harvest of five.

It is held on June 1 every year as Spring City, which concludes the last of the prefecture. During the transfer of the twenty-four juniondō, which had been located in Shōki, to the Hōen-ji temple in the middle of the Meiji era, the city there also began to take place. It was a farm tools city before rice planting, but now it is filled with 80 or so street stalls selling shaved ice, wata confectionery, takoyaki and squid-yaki, and so on, and it is crowded from around noon until just after 21 o'clock.

A festival to once again thank the hot springs that are the blessings of nature. From Shirarahama, a march of the figure of the camp is held (10 o'clock).

Known as the god who controls the water or the god of the marriage, the festival of the Takafune Shrine, where the Izumi Shikibu participated and the historical facts that have been restored remain. It is the biggest festival of the year in honor of God. In the main shrine, a Shinto ritual is held at eleven o'clock, and in the afternoon, Mikami-koshi cruises the town. * The contents may be changed or canceled depending on the situation.