Naritasan Park famous for ume blossoms has 460 white and red ume trees. An outdoor tea ceremony is held in the ume garden above Monjyu Pond (Ichino-Ike) by Omote Senke Narita Tea Ceremony Group on Sundays and holidays. Amazake is offered free of charge and contributors’ haiku are read in the Western-style garden under Heiwa tower.

This a newly planned festival, regarding the front approach that leads to Shinshoji Temple as a theatrical space. Japanese drum groups that represent respective prefectures in Kanto do performance, and stores along the front approach entertain visitors in a unique manner.

Together with “Gion-e” that is an event of Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, Narita Gion Festival is one of the greatest festivals held in Narita for three days in early July every year. During the period, people carry a portable shrine, as well as about ten decorated festival cars and stages that belong to respective blocks of the city. More than 300,000 viewers gather every year.

On September 3, the death day of Sakura Sogo (Real name: Kiuchi Sogoro), a festival car is carried and the demonstration of archery and entertainment are offered. (Participation: Free of charge)

Naritasan Park is an attractive park with four distinctive seasons. The park is charming especially in the season when leaves of trees color. On Saturdays and Sundays during the period, an orthodix tea ceremony (free of charge) is held by Omote Senke Narita Tea Ceremony Group , and Japanese harps, bamboo flutes, and Chinese fiddles are played at Ukimido on Ryuchi Pond (Sanno-Ike) in the park. A photographic contest is also held.