Numamiyachi Seven Dances

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A community space created by renovating the main building and storehouse of an old house that was built over 100 years ago as a new place for interaction in the central shopping district. The restaurant, Kura Gozen Rakumaru, and the community space, Waku Waku Salon Joi, which has been renovated as a gathering place, are used for a wide range of events and concerts, including seminars, lectures, readings, and more.

Keiko Sonoi statue

Real name: Tomi Hakamada. Born in Matsuo Village, Iwate District (currently Hachimantai City), he spent his childhood in Iwate Town. She grew up dreaming of performing in Takarazuka Girls' Opera, and finally realized that dream. Although he gained national fame through the movie ``The Life of Muhomatsu,'' he lost his life when he encountered the atomic bomb that was dropped on Hiroshima. The Keiko Sonoi statue is located on the premises of the Iwate Town Working Women's House. This facility also has a reference room for Keiko Sonoda.

Akiura Daimyo Procession

It is said that when the lord of Kawaguchi Castle himself participated in the Inari Shrine festival, it was a formal procession of 400 koku, and now it has become a tourist attraction and is popularly known as ``Dokkoi'' at the Kawaguchi Toyojo Inari Shrine annual festival. . The current procession forms are: 1. Sakibarai, 2. Yakufuri, 3. Scissors box, 4. Otorige, 5. Shimada, 6. Kushiyari, 7. Tonosama, 8. Page, 9. Goyari, 10. Otachi. Umbrella, 11. Sandals holder, 12. Chair holder, 13. Basket, 14. Princess, 15. The order is waist area, 16. companion, 17. kappazaru, and 18. long lasting. Date Kawaguchi Autumn Festival