A child on horseback is led by a companion called a 'chugen' who holds the horse's reins and leads the horse to the shrine. They are accompanied by attendants shouting "Heyroy Hahroy". The parade is a dedication to the Nobara Hachiman-gu Grand Festival, together with the "Furyu" taiko dance. This event was originally performed in Nobaranosho, which became a samurai district when the land was divided in 1262, but since 1885, three districts from the 28 districts of Arao City and Nagasu Town, including Togo, have dedicated it every year. Composition: 1 sacred horse, 1 bugyo, 1 setto (young child), 1 otomo-nin (young child), 1 nakama-kashira, 4 nakama, 1 flag bearer