Mikawa Flower Festival

The Mikawa Flower Festival is a festival in Inazuma.
==Traditions==
The Mikawa Flower Festival was a lively festival held by the youkai to drink, laugh, and play music.
The highlight of the Mikawa Flower Festival was the game Akitsu Haneasobi, a game played with . Though the game was lost to time, the present-day revival of the Mikawa Flower Festival saw participants playing a new game called Akitsu Yuugei.
==History==
The Mikawa Flower Festival dates back over five hundred years. Historically, many prominent youkai, as well as both Ei and Makoto, attended the festival. Kitsune Saiguu and Yae Miko were also in attendance.
One year, a human samurai named Yanagibashi Takuto accidentally entered the Mikawa Flower Festival, and the youkai began to plot to figure out how to get him to leave. However, one youkai, Kamai Kenji, declared, "This is our festival, and the point is to have fun!" He invited Yanagibashi to drink sake with him, and the two played Akitsu Haneasobi together, resulting in a draw. The two agreed to meet for a duel every ten years. This friendship proved to have a profound effect on both Kamai and Yanagibashi's lives, and the type of swordsmanship used in their duels influenced the Souran Isshin Art, which Yanagibashi founded.
==Present Day==
Three young youkai named Youko, Kappa, and Hitotsume Kozou wanted to hold their own Mikawa Flower Festival, but lacked the youkai power to set up the festival. Their version of the festival was intended to be a message of gratitude to humans who drove off monsters and allowed them to live in peace. Arataki Itto came across them at the Test of Courage event, and decided to help them put on the festival.
The Test of Courage event itself was set up by Kamisato Ayato after he learned of the three little youkais' plans to put on the Mikawa Flower Festival, as he wanted to attract people to the area without creating high expectations.
==Mikawa Flower Festival Events==
==Gallery==
Story Teaser- Akitsu Haneasobi - Genshin Impact
Mikawa Flower Festival 3.3 Venue 1.png|Initial preparations
Mikawa Flower Festival 3.3 Venue 2.png|Festival venue
Mikawa Flower Festival 3.3 Entrance.png|Entrance
Mikawa Flower Festival 3.3 Booths 1.png|Festival booths
Mikawa Flower Festival 3.3 Booths 2.png|Festival booths
Mikawa Flower Festival 3.3 Akitsu Yuugei Stage.png|Akitsu Yuugei stage
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