Akasaki Festival

Akasaki Festival

Event Overview

Epidemic Disease Elimination Prayer Festival. There is a custom in which the cedar twigs of the shrine are hung in the gates of the houses. Also known as the Yukata Festival, it is a festival that tells Toba of a full-fledged summer visit. On the day, the area around the festival site becomes a pedestrian mall and is crowded with many people. Image courtesy: Toba City Tourism and Commerce Division

Info

Kintetsu Shima Akasaki Station → 5-minute walk

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events


Toba City Tourism and Commerce Division

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