The Hanawa Ten Festival is a special festival designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan, held at Matsubara Temple. This festival originates from the legend of Chokai Shonin and possesses a unique blend of Shinto and Buddhist elements. Local children perform dances which instill a sense of pride and tradition in the visiting spectators. The highlight of the festival is the region-specific dance that captivates the audience. Furthermore, participants have the opportunity to engage with local history and gain a deeper understanding of the festival's essence through special events and programs. Visitors are strongly encouraged to experience and participate in the local traditions and culture. Especially, the chance to watch the local children's dances up close should not be missed.