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Make a frame by dried bamboo, paste sheets of paper together and make it shine by applying oil, persimmon tannin or Japanese lacquer. There are many processes to make it done and each process is d...

Held at Furukuma shrine on November 23.

Held in Susukigawa shrine on May 4 and 5. Parade with 9 ships.

It is also known nationwide as a landscape of winter in Michinoku.

It is said that it has been done since the Edo era, with intense conflicts spreading with the brave voice of the brave "Joyasa, Joyasa".

【Hida,Others】【Hida,Shrine/Temple】] It invite some Shishi (lion dance) from these shrine, and they perform then. Also it has a lot of booth to eat local foods.

The longest snake made of bamboo and straw was registered with the Guinness World Records organization in 2001.

【Hida,Others】 This festival is a joint festival of a three shrine, Otsu Shrine, Hakusan Shrine and Asora Shrine. A line consisted of 700 people looks traditional and night part is also beautiful.

【Hida,Others】【Hida,Shrine/Temple】 The festival is a ceremony of Keta wakamiya shrine. It held parade line and Yatai parade at day time, also Night festival called 'Okoshidaiko' which is the h...

【Hida,Others】【Hida,Shrine/Temple】 Hida is a heavy snow area so this is a rare festival in winter. Snow scenery is so beutiful.

Festival held at Omiwa Shrine and Sai Shrine (located in the Omiwa Shrine).

Praying for Sake breweries' prosperity.

Held at the garden in front of the worship hall.

Fire festival held at Omiwa Shrine.

Fire festival held at Hasedera Temple.

Purification ceremony by passing through a hoop made of kaya grass at Tsunakoshi Shrine.

Citizen festival

Festival held at Susanoo Shrine.

Festival that eight people passing a ball by kicking.

Festival held in Tanzan Shrine in October.

The festival held in the shrine every year.

The festival is held on May 2 and 3 every year.

Fantastical festival held in summer.

Big stall festival which has approximately 200 years. Over 600 stalls line on both sides of the street around Enma hall and approximately 200 thousand people visit the festival.