Main Annual Events of Kasayato Green Space Experience Learning Center

Bamboo Shoot Digging (Late April)
Children's Day (From Late April to Early May)

• Koinobori Display
• May Doll Exhibition

Kashiwa Mochi Making (Early May)
Wheat Threshing (Early June)
Harvest Festival (Early November)
Hinamatsuri Exhibition (Late February to Early March)

Bamboo Shoot Digging (Late April)

Enter the bamboo grove around the experience study institute and dig for bamboo shoots.
Would you like to try digging for bamboo shoots with your own hands?

Tango no Sekku (Late April to Early May)

Koinobori Display
May Doll Exhibition
We will display traditional May dolls brought by residents of the city at the experience study institute.
In addition, koinobori and banners are being raised in the park. Please come and see the koinobori gently swaying in the breeze of Kasayato.

Kashiwa Mochi Making (Early May)

On May 5th, we will make kashiwa mochi, a traditional offering for the Tango no Sekku festival, using a mortar and pestle just like in the old days.
After making the mochi, we wrap it in kashiwa leaves to complete it.
The children also seemed to enjoy making it.

Wheat Threshing (Early June)

We will thresh the wheat grown in the field in front of the experience study institute using an old-fashioned thresher.
In the central round area, there is a drum that resembles a hedgehog, and as the drum rotates, it knocks off the grains attached to the wheat.
Additionally, the straw and other materials are discharged at the front.

Harvest Festival (Early November)

You can experience harvesting sweet potatoes and taro grown in the fields around the Shiroyama Experience Study Institute.
In addition, various events such as exhibitions of works are held.

Hina Doll Exhibition (Late February to Early March)

At the Kasayato Green Space Experience Learning Center in Kasayato Shinsui Park, we will exhibit the hina dolls and related materials submitted by everyone.
Please enjoy the "Hina Matsuri," where everyone can forget their age and return to their childhood.