[富山] Exclusive Tsukimi No Owara Event in Toyama

• Step into a world of elegance and tradition with this rare and exclusive evening tour to Etchu-Yatsuo, a hidden gem in Toyama Prefecture. Under the soft glow of the autumn moon, you’ll witness a captivating dance performance that feels timeless—graceful movements, haunting music, and a town that seems to pause just for you. This seasonal event Tsukimi no Owara is reserved only for Club Tourism guests, offering a rare chance to experience Japanese culture without crowds or chaos. With special access to photo-friendly viewing areas and a chance to meet the dancers up close, this tour promises an unforgettable night of beauty, serenity, and connection.

Unlike the famous “Owara Kaze no Bon” in September—which draws massive crowds and takes place in the summer heat—a Club Tourism exclusive event Tsukimi no Owara offers a more relaxed and personal experience. It feels as if the entire town of Yatsuo has been reserved just for you. Held in the historic town of Etchu-Yatsuo, Tsukimi no Owara invites you to enjoy a tranquil evening of traditional Japanese dance under the moonlight. Dancers in flowing kimono and straw hats perform graceful, slow movements to live music played on the shamisen (a three-stringed lute) and kokyu (a bowed instrument with a soft, haunting tone). You’ll watch the performance from a designated standing area with clear views and the rare opportunity to take flash photography, which is usually prohibited at similar events. Even in light rain, the performance continues on a covered stage. You’ll also visit a greeting area where dancers pose for photos, allowing you to capture the elegance of the festival up close.