Sado no Kurumadaue
Wheel-shaped rice planting passed down in Sado, spreading outward from the center of the paddy
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Wheel-shaped rice planting passed down in Sado, spreading outward from the center of the paddy
A spring grand festival enlivening the streets of Sanjo with a mikoshi and daimyo procession
Niitsu’s summer, where folk dance meets the spectacle of dashi
Children’s bugaku dances set against the pondside stage and bridgeway
A local festival in Raikoji enlivened by shagyari and dashi
Muikamachi’s winter festival, with snow sculptures, snow play, and stage performances
Etchu no Chigo Mai: carried onto the stage, passed down without touching the ground
A festival where giant fire oxen carrying history race through the city
A night when 4 yotaka lanterns light up the town in prayers for a good harvest