Men dressed in headbands and white tabi (Japanese socks) carry a 7-8 meter long guzu (a large drum), wrapped in rice straw and straw mat on a bamboo frame. They parade through the streets energetically along with drum accompaniment and shouted encouragement. At night, a powerful and wild dance takes place in front of Iburihashi Station. Then, the guzu is returned to Furubashi Shrine precincts, where the young men burn it. As the flames are dying down, they perform a dance in tune with the 'Furubashi Festival'.