The regular festival of Tado Taisha. A brave event in which the boy horsemen chosen by the Divine Horsemen is mounted in a figure of a kōgasa and a kōji on the 4th, and a figure of a hanakasa and a mute on the 5th, and runs uphill as one human horse. On the 5th, in addition to the Aikuma Shrine, there will also be a shrine of the shrine and a shrine of the shrine. The use of public transport.
We will hold an event for families to enjoy one day, such as the exciting market square, with the streamer sent from citizens in the park. Image courtesy: Mizunami City
At Minamimiya Taisha, the Mino Kunigami Shrine, the festival will be held on May 4 and the festival will be held on the 5th. At the Mida-Ue Festival, a three-to five-year-old girl is planted along with the rice planting song of the rice planting method. The annual festival is about 2km from Minamimiya Taisha to Mōtari Shrine, where the three Shinkoku schools go, and the Shinkō ceremony, the Snake Mountain Shrine, and the Rekishi Mai are dedicated. Image courtesy of Naminomiya Taisha
The appearance of over 400 streamers swimming is spectacular. In the rice fields, both adults and children become muddy, such as grasping carp and canoe competition. The streamer can be seen (planned) until Saturday, May 11. And at the closing ceremony, a popular big draw is held every year (lottery ticket required purchase).
The festival of the forest of Jinshō, which wishes for the health of children, the safety of the cottage; the event is scheduled for holding of the Yude no Shishi Mai, children's sumo, children's bayashi, and mountain climbing races; and there are also gold-toiki rice cakes and Kintaro candy souvenirs.
Started in 1999 to send "Kabuki town Komatsu" nationwide. From the 21st, the name was changed to "Nippon Children's Kabuki Festival in Komatsu", and the content of the performance was partially renewed. In 2024, in addition to the "Kansendan" of the 18th Kabuki No. 18 of the Komatsu City Children's Kabuki "Kansenden" Executive Committee, the Higashiano Kabuki Nakatsugawa Preservation Society in Gifu Prefecture established the "Gosho Sakuraborikawa Yomon Benkei Benkei's place". The Sparrow-no-kai, Oita, Tokyo, Japan, performed the Japanese dance "Sakura Emaki". As a special guest, Kabuki actor second generation Ichikawa Ukonjō performs the kabuki dance "shōnō" (), a long song. Image courtesy of Japan Children's Kabuki Festival in Komatsu Executive Committee
A festival related to Kiyomasa Kato. Only on both days, a kachimori with leaf irises is awarded. An amulet with the meaning of "win the game" for all, so as to be overcome by anguish and blessed with good luck by the luckier Kiyomasa. On both days, a prayer for the development and fulfillment of children is held from 11 o'clock.
Omiya Bonsai Village, a favorite of lovers, has six houses, including the popular Ayaka Bonsai Seika Garden, Ezomatsu no Tin Seen Garden, Zoki no Fuyo Garden, and the commoner Fujiki Garden. Every year, there are special exhibitions of specialty collections, citizen bonsai exhibitions, and large bonsai festivals such as bonsai and bonsai sale events where about 120 stores open.
It is held as one of the "Shinjo Spring Festival" held from the end of April. Mogami Park is a famous spot for flower viewing, where about 300 trees of Somei cherry trees and weeping cherry trees bloom in the spring. From the bridge on the approach to Tozawa Shrine in the park, you can enjoy the cherry blossoms reflected on the surface of the water, and the night is lit. The Kadoyaki Festival is a spring-style poem of Shinjo, where you can enjoy plenty of seasonal Kadozu (herring). Large kado grilled on charcoal is full of fat and good to eat. The venue is crowded with many people. Image courtesy of Shinjo City
The national weeping sumo tournament will be held as the spring place of the 12th power ceremony [Junibansu Mousashiki], which has been held on September 19 every year since about 300 years ago as a special ritual of Sankano Shrine. A unique event where babies from 6 months old to 1 year and 6 months old are held by their relatives in the ring, and it is better to cry first and lose. Image courtesy of Narushima Sankano Shrine
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