Taruma Kanekori illumination

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Taruma Kanekori illumination

A frozen waterfall of the famous “Taruma Water” of Shin-Hirayu-Onsen is lit up to create a magical scene for your enjoyment. From mid to late January, the special event of Taruma-no-monogatari (tale of Taruma) is held. The warm and welcoming traditional gassho-style cottage Taruma-no-yakata is the venue for the magnificent winter Ema Market.

Period : From the late of December 2019 until the end of February 2020
Event hours : 17:00 – 21:30
Venue : Around “Taruma Waterfall Shinsui Park” in Shin-Hirayu-Onsen (Okuhidaonsengo Hitoegane, Takayama-shi, Gifu, 506-1432, Japan)

Special event “Taruma-Monogatari”

Period : Late January – Mid February
Event hours : 20:00 – 21:00
Content : “Ema” market in winter

For more information :

Okuhida Fuyu Monogatari

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The other events

Shin-Hotaka Autumn walk: Night Sky Watching (From 20th to 30th Oct.)

This is the event of illumination symbolizing the autumn of Okuhida Onsengo. Natural scenery stained red or yellow is illuminated with light beautifully and fantastically. Besides the main illumination venue, there are also illuminations at two other locations.

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Aodaru illumination

Within the mountains of the Fukuji Onsen area stands the “Fukuji Wall” rock face. As water seeps from the rock face it freezes into columns of blue ice, known as Aodaru.
These columns of blue ice are recreated in the hot spring town.
In daytime the columns are a beautiful clear blue, and at night they are lit up to create an even more magical scene.
From early to mid February you can enjoy special events such as the “Ice Path Light-up”, that allows you to walk behind the Aodaru, and demonstrations of the local performing art of the Hembetori lion dance.

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Nakao Kamakura Festival

The Kamakura Festival is held in the Nakao-Kogen Highlands of Shin-Hotaka-Onsen. Each year about 7 snow huts (kamakura) of varying sizes are built around the venue. Each snow hut varies in its own way, with some housing warm hearths or drink bars (so-called “kamakura bars”). During the event period visitors can enjoy various activities on different days, such as participating in rice cake making or seeing the local performing art of the Meoto Jishi (husband & wife lion) dance. Enjoy a fun spectacle under the starlit sky.

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