Glass experience workshop Mori no Kuni

“Ame Nimomakezu” poem monument

Kenji Miyazawa retired from Hanamaki Agricultural College in March 1926, moved to this place where the Miyazawa family's second home had been, and began farming, living alone and cooking for himself, and established the Rasu Jijin Association. He gave lectures on chemistry, soil, etc. to farmers. There is a poem monument inscribed with the second half of ``Ame Nimo Makezu'' in November 1936. Additionally, this poem monument is written by Kotaro Takamura.

Hanamaki Kaimachi 400th Anniversary Celebration Float

In 1992, the 400th anniversary of the Bunroku 2nd year (1593) when Kitamatsusai of Hanamaki District opened a town hall, a hoko (hoko) resembling the Gion Festival halberd made in the Meiji era was created as a commemorative project. A restored house float. Visiting period: 2nd and 4th Sundays from May to November

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.