Dancers called Noshu coming from the four districts of Osato, Azukizawa, Nagamine, and Taninai, gather and dedicate dances in front, and in the hall of the shrine. This dance has several types which have different meanings. One of the dances, Momioshi, represents the agricultural work. Mikomai is the dance dedicated to the god of heaven. Kanatemai is the dance for the god of the earth. Daishogyoji purifies the stage and prays for a good harvest. Gongenmai Azukikawa comfort the spirit of the Prince Gonomiya. Komamai Ozato is the horse dance of the Prince Gonomiya. Uhenmai Nagamine is a choreography of burying the body of Princess Kissho. Torimai Ozato is the bird dance of Danburi Choja. Godaisonmai is the dance of a Danburi Choja and four vassals. Koshomai Osato is performed to carve the body of the god Dainichi. Dengakumai Azukikawa is made by Danburi Choja to comfort farmers. These dance is assigned to the dancers of each district, and dancers of other areas cannot perform other type of dances.

Address: 16 Dounoue, Hachimantai, Kazuno City, Akita Prefecture

• Take an Ou line from Akitan station to Odate station and transfer from an Ou line to a Hanawa line at Odate station. Get off the train at Hachimantai station. Walk for 2 minutes from there.