New tea, specialty products, vegetables, processed products, etc. will be sold. On the day, there will be a workshop to pick the leaves of tea in the tea field and make it into tea. Image courtesy: Ube City
A traditional event, "Kōyōyōkai", which will last for more than a thousand years, will be held on April 14 at 16:00. The peony flowers will bloom in colorful colors to entertain the eyes of the worshippers.
It was built as a temple of Abe Kuradera Maro, one of the three Japanese monks, who was appointed as the Minister of the Left in the renovation of Daika. The main temple is the Kōkyōsaku of the Kamakura period, the largest Japanese monjushushri (7m high straddling a giant lion). It is known as the "Manju of the Wisdom" and gives wisdom to many students who work hard to study, and many students come to pray for success. Only during the period will the secret Buddha in the Kinkaku Ukiyodo be opened. 9 to 17 o'clock.
An old-fashioned horse race in which Miyanaka's horse-racing events were inherited on the ground where Emperor Tenchi built Japan's first state-owned ranch for horses; and the heroic Shōma Shrine of the Heian Dynasty, where the seven-headed horses run through the lush green stable.
You can enjoy the beautiful cherry blossom trees and the spring-colored Inuyama Castle. You can enjoy the gorgeous scenery unique to this season from the ship. The scenery from the ship can discover a bit of a different feeling. * Only the day reception at the Inuyama Castle Tourist Information Center (inquiry required).
The Umeshumori Shrine is a ritual that shows the appearance of the shrine when it was placed on this ground, taking a boy around the age of ten in a costume as a Jindai (in the place of God) on a horse with the Shinto priest, and taking in a line for the approach to the shrine. In addition, in the meantime, a shiryu dedicated by Ujishi-naka runs through the approach to the road with a flurry of smoke.
A popular event that follows the Sengoku secret story of riding a tug from Ogaki Castle during the Battle of Sekigahara, crossing the moat and escaping the hardship, and going down the river with a wurayura on a boat boat operated by a boat.
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