01 / Kiraigo
On the day hell's cauldron is said to open,Kosaiji stages a Buddhist play.

According to the town, Kiraigo is staged each year on 16 August, the day of the late-summer Obon, at Kosaiji temple in Mushiu. This classical Buddhist play teaches cause and effect and the rewarding of good and punishing of evil. Its origins are said to go back to the Kamakura period, and local residents handle everything from the performers to the stage set-up.
- National Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property, 4 May 1976
- 13 masks, prefectural folk property, 29 Mar 2002
- Four acts now staged, about 1.5 hours

