The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.- Event Introduction - The Hoze Festival is the largest autumn festival in the Wakasa region, held in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture for over 380 years. Traditional performing arts such as mikoshi (portable shrines) and floats are displayed, and there are also plans available for viewing and participating as a float puller. *Held from Saturday, September 13th to Sunday, September 14th, 2025 - Plan introduction -• "Festival Performance Viewing Plan (with rest area)" With the historic townscape of Obama as a backdrop, which flourished as a hub connecting the sea and the capital through the flow of people and culture, you can enjoy a variety of performances (festival performing arts) up close, showcasing traditional techniques. This plan allows you to enjoy the Obama Hojosai Festival to the fullest, based in a traditional Kyoto-style townhouse built in the Taisho period. You can visit any time during opening hours and use the facilities and services. [Plan details] ・Watch the "Uchikomi" (festival performance) held in front of the townhouse (townscape preservation museum) ・Use the townhouse as a resting place on the day (drinks will be provided and participants can use the restrooms) ・Guidance on how to enjoy and view the Obama Hojosai Festival from the resident concierge. *Transportation to the venue is not included. Please make your own arrangements. *Drinks provided will be soft drinks such as tea to keep you hydrated. [Date and Time] Saturday, September 13, 2025 10:00-17:00 *Times are subject to change. [Reception location/venue] Obama Townscape Preservation Museum (29 Kashima, Obama, Obama City, Fukui Prefecture) [Eligibility to participate] For elementary school students and above (flat rate) *Elementary school students must be accompanied by an adult (junior high school students and above) *Up to one preschool child may accompany one adult (junior high school students and above) free of charge.