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The target mark is rememberedas “Ko-otsu-nashi”: middling is said to be good.

It is held every year on 20 January at Takatsuhime Shrine. The target is about 90 cm across, woven bamboo with paper pasted on, with a demon-like character drawn at its centre. It is remembered as “Ko-otsu-nashi”, and a middling year, neither bumper nor poor, is said to be best. The city's newsletter says 12 arrows were shot originally, and 13 in leap years.
- Held every 20 January
- 12 arrows, 13 in leap years
- Municipal designated cultural property (folk custom)
