Main annual events at Kamiyato Ryokuchi Experience Learning Center

Takenokobori (late April)
Boys' Festival (late April to early May)

• Carp streamer hoisting　
• May doll exhibition

Making Kashiwamochi (Oak leaf mochi) (early May)
Wheat threshing (early June)
Harvest Festival (early November)
Hinamatsuri Exhibition (late February to early March)

We will go into the bamboo forest near the hands-on learning center and dig for bamboo shoots.
Why not try digging bamboo shoots with your own hands?

Hoisting a carp streamer
May Doll Exhibition
Historical May dolls brought in by people in the city will be exhibited at the hands-on learning hall.
In addition, carp streamers and flags are displayed in the park. Please take a look at the carp streamers swaying comfortably in the wind of Kamiyato.

Kashiwamochi, an offering for the Boy's Festival on May 5th, is pounded using a nostalgic mortar and pestle.
Once the mochi is attached, the oak leaves are wrapped.
The children seemed to have fun making it too.

Wheat grown in the field in front of the hands-on learning center will be threshed using a nostalgic threshing machine.
A hedgehog-shaped drum is attached to the rounded area in the center, and as the drum rotates, it removes the paddy from the wheat.
In addition, straw and other materials are discharged to the front.

Participants will experience harvesting sweet potatoes, taro, and other sweet potatoes grown in the fields around the learning center.
We also hold a variety of events such as work presentations.

Hina dolls and related materials submitted by everyone will be displayed at the Kasayato Ryokuchi Experience Learning Center in Kasayato Shinsui Park.
Enjoy the Doll's Festival, where everyone forgets their age and returns to their childhood.