In Southern Kyushu, the Tanokami-ko (festival in honor of Tanokami) is also widely held on the day of the Ox (one of the twelve animals of the oriental zodiac) in February, and October or November according to lunar calendear (or twice an year in spring and autumn).
この例をはじめ、南九州では旧暦2月と旧暦10月または11月のいずれも丑の日に（つまり春秋の2度にわたって）田の神講が広くおこなわれている。