The Fujimori Festival is held from May 1st to May 5th every year, with the main event being the last day of the festival on May 5th. The main event is held on May 5th, the last day of the festival, when It is famous for the Kakeuma Shinji (acrobatic horseback riding festival) held on May 5 and as the birthplace of the Iris Festival. The Kakeuma Shinji ritual has been held for 1,200 years, and it is a traditional ritual that Every year, many people come to watch the various equestrian performances. There are food stalls set up on the grounds of the festival and the mood is festive! On the same day, May 5, Shinkosai Festival is held, where portable shrines are paraded through the shrine area.