 This event occurred in the second month of the lunar calendar which is March in the current calendar.The shrine's Guuji San perform sacred Shinto music and dances every day of the festival while praying for a rich harvest.Occurring simultaneously to the U-no-matsuri, is a prominent festival called the "Tazukuri Matsuri" (田作り祭り) which is celebrated over 7 days, and the "Daihimonjiyaki" (大火文字焼き) which is the lighting of the Chinese characters for "fire" and "flame" on the mountains which is also done around the same time and sometimes the same day as the Tazukuri Matsuri.