Although it may differ somewhat with each region, it is customary to offer 15 tsukimi dango on jugoya, and offer 13 of them on jusanya by stacking them together.
The Japanese sweets you can learn in the 3rd session, please join the"Ohagi" Japanese sweets class where you can learn happily while talking about the moon viewing.
明治維新や太平洋戦争等により建造物は大方失われ現存するのは月見櫓のみで、城域は本丸と内堀が残る。
During the Meiji restoration and Pacific War, the mass of the buildings were destroyed and only the Tsukimi turret remains today, as well as the inner citadel and inner moat.
The 2 nights when the garden is open has events such as recitals and a plan(reservations required) which includes special O-tsukimi bento lunches at Choken-tei, and is a time when you can enjoy the full moon alongside the illumination of the maple trees.
屋形船を楽しむ夏に代表されるものとしてなじみの深い屋形船。春は桜、夏は花火、秋は月見、冬は星空。
There is exceptional viewing of the scenery from the sea as you enjoy every season: the cherry blossoms in spring, the fireworks in summer, moon-viewing in autumn and starry skies in winter.
It is also a common custom to prepare white round rice dumplings called"tsukimi dango" and decorate them along with the susuki grass. In some regions and areas, people use different types of sweets, sweet potatoes, chestnuts, pears, or other items for the otsukimi decoration.
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