Sanno Historic Park Iris Festival
A festival to discover 300 varieties of Japanese iris and the colors of Ichihasama
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A festival to discover 300 varieties of Japanese iris and the colors of Ichihasama
An early-summer festival at Asamai Park, colored by 500,000 Japanese iris flowers
A stage art from Edo, depicting myths with masks and instrumental music
A vivid agricultural tableau in Kitahiroshima Town, brought to life by decorated oxen and rice-planting songs
Shobara’s agricultural heritage, passed down through prayers for cattle and horses and rice-planting songs
A spring festival in Fukuyama, where colorful roses and smiling residents bring the city to life
Tagawa’s traditional shrine procession, where mikoshi and dashi cross the Hikosan River
A Sendai period festival bringing the city to life with Date history and Suzume Odori
A spring festival that brings Miyazu’s neighborhoods together with mikoshi and ukidaiko drums