Over many years the crops presented to the deity Jizo in thanks for an abundant harvest came to be known as tsukurimon, and the associated festival, which has become famous far and wide, now attracts some 120,000 visitors annually. The creations, employing seasonal fruits and vegetables or wildflowers, take current events as their themes. The festival is well loved for the simple and humorous character of the offerings.
Held on September 23 and 24 in the Fukuoka area.

Access: JR Fukuoka Station