Daimyo Parade
A major event during the Hassaku Festival, held every year on September 1st, is the Daimyo Parade. T...
Sightseeing
Glamping Resort “THE FOREST”
“Glamping” is a coined word combining the words “glamorous” and “camping,” meaning “elegant,” and re...
Tsuru-sanpo – Let’s walk in Tsuru-City!
Tsuru-City – A nostalgic and soothing town “Yamura area” is where the atmosphere of the castle town ...
Kagura Dances
Kagura, literally “entertainment for the gods,” is a form of traditional dance tracing its history b...
Chatsubo Dochu
Chatsubo Dochu refers to the Edo period (1603–1867) custom of transporting Japan’s highest quality t...
Tahara Falls
This waterfall was originally formed from the remains of one of Mt. Fuji’s eruptions, over which the...
Katsuyama Castle Ruin
This mountain located on the north side of Tsuru bears the remains of Katsuyama Castle, the strongho...
Nakamachi’s Yatai (Hassaku Festival Float)
The festival float belonging to the Nakamachi district was originally constructed in 1816, but its d...
Shinmachi’s Yatai (Hassaku Festival Float)
Oide Shrine’s annual Hassaku Festival, held on September 1st, includes a magnificent festival parade...
Shimomachi’s Yatai (Hassaku Festival Float)
This festival float belongs to the Shimomachi district. It is thought to have been constructed betwe...
