36th Noda Mikoshi Parade

36th Noda Mikoshi Parade

Event Overview

A dozen or more Omikoshi units from each area of the city are reeling, and they work out "Machinaka". The Noda Mikoshi parade, which has become established as a summer wind poem, enlivens the venue with its unique rhythm of banging gangara (Ichito can) and its dashing clakiness. There is also a unique mashishi in the shape of the head of a frog or a lion. The appearance of the mikoshi passing around the front of the headquarters in the parade finale is a masterpiece, and the technique of the bearers who deal with the mikoshi not to make contact with each other is a brilliant word. Image courtesy of Noda Mikoshi Parade Executive Committee

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Around Honmachi-dori, Noda
  • Address:   
  • Noda, Noda, Chiba
  • Public Transportation:   
Tobu Atago Station → 5-minute walk; or Tobu Noda-shi Station → 10-minute walk
  • Car Access:   
20 minutes from Joban Road Nagareyama IC via the prefectural road Matsudo Nagareyama Line
  • Phone Number:   
  • 04-7122-3585 (Noda Mikoshi Parade Executive Committee)
  • Parking Number:   
400 units/free. Public transport is recommended (to fill quickly)

Event Period

  • Saturday, August 9, 2025
* Rainy weather, stormy weather is canceled

Price

Free

Event Category

Mikoshi (portable shrines), festival floats, etc.


Noda Mikoshi Parade Executive Committee

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