Large Lanterns and Large Dolls

Large Lanterns and Large Dolls

Event Overview

On the 21st, there will be a "large lanterhead mawashi", which will then be displayed at the Yasaka Shrine precinct. On the 24th to 25th, there is a festival "Onningyo Festival" to pray for the disaster without the disease. The large dolls and large lanterns are designated as Tangible Folk Properties of Fukuoka Prefecture.

Info

JR Setaka Station → 15-minute walk
4.5km 9 minutes from Miyama Yanagawa IC on Kyushu Road via National Route 443
10 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Festival of fire and lights

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