In this distinctive folk performing art of the Hachinohe area, dancers called Tayu wear beautiful eboshi headdresses resembling a horse’s head, and perform a dance in which they widely swing their heads to pray for a good harvest.
The dance expresses actions related to rice cultivation, and the cute blessing by the children while the Tayu are dancing is particularly entertaining for the audience.

Event Dates	Mid-February every year (tentative)
Event Details	The information below is referenced from 2019. February 17 to 20 each year
Official site	https://hachinohe-kanko.com/english/10stories/hachinohe-enburi
Location (venue)	Central Hachinohe and other locations
Address	1-1-1 Uchimaru, Hachinohe-shi, Aomori

Region	Hokkaido Tohoku
Category	Dance, Traditional performing arts

Event organizers may change the date and time. Please check the official website.

update: Nov.30.2018