Mid February - Early March
　　　　　　　Closed on Mondays

Venues
Old Akimoto Bettei Annex (Tsutsujigaoka Daini Park)
Old Jomo Muslin Office and other locations
Time
10:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Outline
Approx. 2,000 Hina dolls including seven-tiered sets, Kimekomi dolls and miniature Hina dolls will be displayed.

Late March – Early April

Venues
(1)Tsuruuda River banks  - Obiki Inari Shrine (316 cherry trees)
(2)Tatara Forest Reserve (110 cherry trees)
(3)Kondo-numa Park (125 cherry trees)
(4)Tsutsujigaoka Park Inn (14 cherry trees)
Outline
Attracting many cherry blossom viewers at four sites in the city during the blossom season, the festival continues into the evenings with paper lanterns illuminating the cherry blossoms creating a magical atmosphere.
*Paper lanterns are lighted till (1)10:00 PM and (2)(3)9:00 PM.

Late March – Early May

Venues
Tsuruuda River, Kondo-numa,
Morinji River, Tsutsujigaoka Park Inn, Tatara-numa
Organizer
Koi Nobori Town Planning Committee of Tatebayashi
Outline
At five sites in Tatebayashi city, more than 5,000 large and small decorative carp streamers swim in the spring wind and above the waters. Enjoy the spectacular view of these once a year streamers.
The 5,283 carp streamers were displayed in May 2005, which was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest number of carp streamers displayed at one time.

Mid April – Mid May

Venue
Gunma Tsutsujigaoka Park
Outline
About 10,000 azaleas of more than 50 varieties bloom within the 12.6 hectares of the park. The 800-year-old large Yama Tsutsuji (mountain azalea) bushes, including some over five meters tall one, can rarely be seen anywhere in the world and are definitely a must-see. 
During the festival, “Tsutsuji Guides” will show you around the park explaining some of the most remarkable trees free of charge.
Admission
Admission fee applies during the Tsutsuji Festival.