[Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture] “Naseba Naru Autumn Festival” was fun and delicious!
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I visited the Nasebanaru Autumn Festival held in Yonezawa City, Yamagata Prefecture. I had posted an article last time as a preview, but I was looking forward to it even more, and I arrived on the day feeling excited.
The event went on to overcome the bad weather at the start!
I wrote an article about my visit to the Nasebanaru Autumn Festival, which was held over two days on September 24th and 25th. I would be happy if I could share with you the joy of autumn festivals.
At the end is a picture of the real Acer! Please read to the end.
Autumn festivals are the best!
Unfortunately, it rained from the morning on the first day of the Nasebanaru Autumn Festival, September 24th. However, the people who were looking forward to the festival came with umbrellas in hand, and the rain stopped in the afternoon, as though they were overcome by their feelings for the festival.
I was unable to meet the members of the Bushotai of Love, including Kagekatsu Uesugi, Kanetsugu Naoe, Masamune Date, Yoshimitsu Mogami, Keijiro Maeda, and others, as they were off to war
I'm sorry to say that this is a substitute, butI saw someone cosplaying Mikazuki Munechika, who is famous for Touken Ranbu see him pretending to be so relaxed, even using his words, and giving scented bags as gifts to small children. I did.
A delicious autumn discovery!
Already sold out before 11am!Sold out from the 1.200 yen special bowlThis proves that many people have been looking forward to it.hey.
To purchase this bowl, you had to buy a set of two tickets for 600 yen each and then exchange them at the store.
Is unmanned sales old-fashioned and a time slip?
There was also an unmanned sales corner called ``Bokkuiichi'' where handmade items and agricultural products were displayed on benches
A system in which the fee is placed in a hanging fish cage (a tool used to catch fish in rivers, etc.)It has become. There was also a money exchange office in case you didn't have coins, which was quite interesting.
It is said that ``Bokkui Ichi'' has been around since the Edo period, and even if the market was unmanned, there was no one who refused to pay or cheated. This is a culture that I want to pass on !
I also visited each booth and found my favorites. Overall, the prices are 40% to 60% cheaper than the market price, and when you put money in, you can't help but say, ``Thank you!'' I was so impressed
Admire traditional techniques!
Demonstration sale of Otaka Poppo , a wooden carved toy handed down in the Sasano area of Yonezawa Citywas being done. "Poppo" means toy in Ainu language.
A folk art made by carving a piece of wood called ``kosiabura'' with a single knife.in"Sasano Ittobori"It is known as. Recently, many popular animals such as cute animals (pandas, penguins, and owls) have been made. As the end of the year approaches, there seems to be no time to rest as they prepare for the next year's zodiac signs.
Some people even buy items based on their own zodiac sign or the zodiac sign of their family members . I was captivated by the cute creatures that were born from the masterful skill of using a single knife.
The experience corner is also very popular with little kids!
I was able to see the real Eisa in Tohoku!
It has a sister city with Yonezawa City.A member of the Eisa Youth Association was visiting from Okinawa Prefecture. With the heart-pounding powerful drums and dance performances, and the piercing sound of the unique finger whistles, the festival venue seemed to be completely Okinawa. was.
The powerful movements are heroic and seem overwhelming, but the people watching gradually found their bodies swaying naturally to the rhythm.
summary
Unfortunately, the first day of the Nasebanaru Autumn Festival got off to a rainy start, but as if the hopes of the people who had been looking forward to the festival had been received, the rain subsided in the afternoon, and the festival was filled with experiences, challenges, and delicious food corners. It was a great success.
The dance performance by the Okinawa Eisa Youth Association, who came from a long distance to participate, gave a full-fledged performance without getting wet in the rain.
The second day was blessed with clear skies and the event was even more crowded, making it a great success.
Although it was an autumn festival in a local city, it was a very enjoyable festival with sister cities also participating. It's just finished, but I don't think I'm the only one who's already looking forward to next year.