41st Koge Buraku Liberation Cultural Festival

About this event

The "41st Koge Buraku Liberation Cultural Festival" held in Yazu Town, Tottori Prefecture, is an event aimed at building a bright and pleasant town where human rights are respected through mutual understanding, cooperation, and trust. Throughout the period, an exhibition showcasing impressive works created by nursery schools, elementary and junior high schools, high schools, local businesses, and members of the public will be on continuous display. On the first day, starting with the opening ceremony, the event will feature an opening musical performance by taishogoto students, presentations by the Koge District Yazukko Study Group, a singing presentation by Koge Nursery School children, readings of human rights essays by volunteer human rights commissioners of Yazu Town, presentations of human rights slogans by Koge Higashi Elementary School and Koge Nishi Elementary School, as well as opinion and experience presentations by Yazu Town Council members, Yazu Town Hall staff, and the Ogamo District Human Rights Education Promotion Committee. Furthermore, entertainment performances by the Yoneoka Shrine Kirin Lion Dance Preservation Society, Koge Higashi Ward Children's Association volunteers, and the F&G Trio will also be showcased to liven up the venue. In addition, on Sunday, November 22, food and drink sales such as oden, yakisoba, sweets, and juices, as well as complimentary takikomi gohan (seasoned rice), are planned to delight visitors.

Venue

Yazu Town Koge Human Rights Awareness Center Koge Neighbor Hall (Koge Rinpol Kan)

185-1 Haji Momoi, Yazu-cho, Yazu-gun, Tottori 680-0455