People compete flying kites at the ferry port February.
Both the participants and the gallery are back to childhood and enjoy the game.

The traditional performance on January 14th.
The children visit home to home. Choiring safe life and flourishing business, one hits the ground with a bag of sea cucumber.

While the sun sank burning the west sky, the moon poped up in the oposite sky unnoticed.
It was the misty harvest moon and so fascinating.

Vegetable and fruit are sold directly by producers at Kesennnuma office of JA Minami-Sanriku.
The store "Nakayoshi" draws customers over the region.

Rethatching a 200-year-old house is undertaken at the Bay of Kesennnuma.
A top smoke outlet is so luxurious that many visitors admire it.

Free Jinrikisha is in service at Kesennuma bay on Sunday.
The service is to invite more visitors to the area.

The rice planting is a new event in Hata Shrine.
In traditonal work cloths children were planting seedling in an old procedure, by hand that even farmers do not take today.

People in Kesennuma clebrate their sweet hill Amba on May 5. She is 239 meters (784 feet) high standing behind the port.
Her name writes "tame the wave" in Japanese and she is to pray for safe sailing.

Last winter was a hard one for swans in the Ohkawa river. People stopped feeding because of "bird flu".
There had lived no swans in this river untill an old man set decoys twenty years ago.

The surroundings of Motomachi bridge are changing so rapidly because of its renewal.
Camera films shops, houses and terrain for their memory.

The feature of Kesennuma Port Festival every summer. The clip shows the oldest number "Tohri Bayashi" or March of Shinto Ark.
Men and women of all ages play drums so grandiosely as to move our soul.

Clips filmed in the first days the editor was back to the town. The bridge and the poplar trees is his most favorite scenery.
Because of a new bridge construction, the trees were cut down soon after filming.