Osegawa Sansa Dance

Narushima Bishamondo Standing Statue of Kabuto Bishamonten (Mikumano Shrine)

A single zelkova Buddha statue located at Narushima Bishamondo (National Important Cultural Property). At 4.73m in height, it is the largest Bishamonten statue in Japan. It is said to have been created in the middle of the Heian period.

Taniuchi Densho Kobokan

In addition to experiencing traditional snack making, making straw and bamboo crafts, and making soba noodles, there is also a kitchen. (Reservation required)

Tateishi Hyakusho Dance

It was started in the early Showa era as an annual ritual at Tateishi Inari Shrine to pray for and offer a rich harvest. The content of the dance is based on the theme of rice cultivation by farmers, and is a choreography of traditional agricultural work.The dance is set to the rhythm of drums, flutes, and bells, which are rich in earthy colors. Town-designated intangible folk cultural property.