2025 Kurihara City Festival

2025 Kurihara City Festival

Event Overview

Exhibition and sale of seasonal vegetables, agricultural processed products, specialty products, and local goods from Kurihara City. Stage events and a lottery will also be held. Image provided by: Kurihara City

Info

JR Kurikomakogen Station → 1 minute walk
7km 15 minutes from Tokoku Expressway Jukkan IC via National Highway 4,398
Free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

City, fair


2024 Kurihara Citizen Festival, stage presentation scene
Kurihara City

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