Hinoemata Theater and Sacred Grove

It is a stage of rural Kabuki that has been inherited by the villagers for about 270 years as a dedication to the guardian deity. It is designated as a national important tangible folk cultural property. Performances are May 12, August 18 and the first Saturday of September. Depending on the climate, the cherry blossoms next to the stage will be in full bloom in May, and you can see the night cherry blossoms illuminated by the lanterns and the co-starring of the rural stage.