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[Reiwa 8th year (2026)]
—A lodging plan that allows you to enjoy Hayachine Kagura at your leisure without worrying about the time—
Period: Oha-sama Kagura Day in fiscal year 2026, and event days of each Kagura group.
The Hayachine Kagura, said to have a history of over 500 years in Osako.
Furthermore, Kagura is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, which is quite rare.
There are two types of Hayachine Kagura: "Take Kagura" and "Osho Kagura," and in addition, there is "Yagimaki Kagura."
There are also others.
Click here if you want to learn more about Hayachine Kagura.
Kagura Day is a day when the three Kagura performances mentioned above are held alternately on the second Sunday of almost every month in Ohasama-cho, Hanamaki City.
but,
- Transportation to Osako Town is inconvenient.
- There are buses on the day of the Kagura performance, but they arrive just in the nick of time, so you can't see it from the front.
- There are no accommodations nearby, so I have no choice but to go and stay in another town.
These were some of the challenges we faced.
Therefore, we have accommodation located near the venue, just a 5-minute walk away, and this plan also includes free shuttle service, breakfast, and lunch.
This plan will eliminate all the inconveniences you've experienced until now!
This plan is perfect for those who have always wanted to see Kagura but haven't been able to, or those who have seen it but found it inconvenient!
*If you wish, we can also give you a tour of places such as the story of the last mask maker from Osako and Hayachine Shrine.
We can also arrange a time for conversation in the evening. Of course, there is no additional charge.
Regarding each group's Kagura event
Reference: Hanamaki City Tourism Association https://www.kanko-hanamaki.ne.jp/special/kagura/
The Kagura events held by each group are located even further away from Hanamaki Station, making them difficult to access without a car. Also included in these events is a "Naorai" (a celebratory gathering) where you can interact with the dancers.
After the Kagura performance ends, you can have a drink and chat with everyone for a little while.
However, if you come by car, you can't drink, and since it's late at night, you'll get a little tired if you don't have accommodation.
We highly recommend this plan so you can fully enjoy the Kagura performance, right up to the celebratory feast.
And let's have a great time chatting with the dancers and hearing behind-the-scenes stories about the Kagura performance!
For details and to check the schedule, please contact us using the inquiry form below, or by phone or email!
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