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the Fourth Sunday in May |
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Named an Intangible Folk-Cultural Property by the national government, this festival boasts over three hundred years of history. Records say that a 240-tatami-mat-wide kite was flown in 1882. Many small changes have been made to kites to take advantage of wind resistance and make them easy to transport and store. Some bear patterns that communicate special meanings. |
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Echigawa River Area (Higashiomi-shi) |
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