Tonogo Hachiman Shrine

Tono City Museum

This museum is divided into three exhibition rooms: ``The World of Tono Tales,'' ``Tono People, Landscape, and Culture,'' and ``Special Exhibition Room,'' where you can learn about Tono's history and folklore in an easy-to-understand manner. It features a variety of elaborate exhibits, including video theaters and dioramas.

Masuzawa Kagura (city-designated intangible ethnic cultural property)

This is Hayachine-style kagura, which is descended from the Oide kagura of Tsukubaushi-cho, Tono City, and in the Tono region, it is called the Shinto-ryu Shinnin school. The time when it spread to Masuzawa is unknown, but oral tradition says it was around 180 years ago. [Event dates] August 15th: Masuzawa Takadate Hachiman Shrine Annual Festival, September 10th: Kurasako Kannon Hakusan Shrine Annual Festival January 20th: First dance at a rural woman's house in Miyamori Village, other requests Performances from time to time by

Daikagura

It is said to have been introduced from Ise at the end of the Edo period, and a master Kagura dancer named Okame Kuramatsu worked hard to pass it down, and it is one of the Machikata dances that has been passed down in today's Daiku-cho.