Kayumochida area. The tomb of Yunokizaki Tango-no-Kami remains in the northwest, and a stone monument was built in honor of the martial arts, and is still carefully protected. The tomb is located slightly off Kayumochida the Old Battlefield Ruins, which is designated by Kobayashi city. Sannomiya Gorge Featuring a cliff which is high and stretching wide. Suki Suspension Bridge and Mamako Falls Crossing the bridge leads to a view of this waterfall cluster. The falls are named after a legend which tells of a cruel stepmother who took her six-year-old stepdaughter to the falls to murder her. However, the child had tied their sashes together without the stepmother realizing, and when the stepmother pushed the girl over, they both fell to their deaths. Culture Festivals Sakura Festival: Late March-Early April. Features flower viewing and local events in locations all over Kobayashi. Firefly Festival at Idenoyama Park: Late May-Late June Water Festival: First Saturday of August Suki City Fireforks Festival: Mid-August Suki Chestnut Festival: Late September Inyoseki Festival: Late September Harvest Festival: Early November Autumn Festival: Late November Winter Festival: Late November/Early December. Features annual Christmas Lights Display at Kobayashi Station. The lights were designed by students of the local technical school, now Kobayashi Shuho High School. Education Schools Kobayashi has eight middle schools and ten elementary schools after the inclusion of Suki and Uchiyama's middles and elementary schools. It has three high schools after the combination of Kobayashi Commercial and Kobayashi Technical high school in 2010. References External links Cities in Miyazaki Prefecture