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Fujimori no Taasobi

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It is said that this festival originated when farmers offered prayers for flood control of Oigawa River about 1,000 years ago in the Kanwa Era. Every year on March 17, twenty-five dances depicting the various stages of rice planting to harvest are dedicated to the Oi Hachimangu Shrine of Fujimori. In 1977, this dance was designated as an important ethnic cultural asset by the national government. Location/Oi Hachimanguu Shaden For further information Oigawa-cho Kyoiku Iinkai Shakai Kyoiku-ka TEL/+81-54-662-0596 Date/Every March 17th Transportation Take the Yoshinaga Shimokawahara bus from JR Fujieda Station, get off at Oigawa-cho Yakuba Iriguchi and walk 10 minutes. Take the Iibuchi bus from JR Yaizu Station, 　 get off at Fujimori and walk 10 minutes. 15 minutes by car from the Tomei Yoshida Interchange (8 km). Parking/ 3,000

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