29th Ginowan City Youth Eisa Festival

29th Ginowan City Youth Eisa Festival

Event Overview

A dozen or so organizations belonging to the Ginowan City Youth Federation gathered to show off their distinctive acers from each region. It is also a feature of this festival that you can enjoy while comparing different costumes and dances in different regions. At the end of both days, the performers and the audience all dance the kachirsi that concludes the festival, and in the finale on Sunday, fireworks are set up in the night sky of Ginowan City.

Info

Yui Rail (Okinawa City Monorail) Asahi Bridge Station → Bus 30-40 minutes, Bus Stop: Ginowan Municipal Ball Station or Get off in front of the Convention Center, 5 minutes on foot
20 minutes from Nishihara IC on Okinawa Road via National Route 330; or 20 minutes from Kitanakajuku IC on Okinawa Road via National Route 330
350 vehicles / Free (Number of vehicles available at Ginowan City Gymnasium) *Due to expected congestion, public transportation is recommended.

Event Period

*Around 5 PM -

Price

Free

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances

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