White autumn festival on the water parade

White autumn festival on the water parade

Event Overview

In memory of Hakushu Kitahara, a water parade is held at the moat of Yanagawa. Dozens of boats decorated with hozuki lanterns will parade through the night moat after the ceremony at the Hakushu Monument. In addition to the local performing arts, brass band, drums and other performances by citizens, fireworks also go up at the climax. Image courtesy of Yanagawa Tourism Association

Info

Nishitetsu Nishitetsu Yanagawa Station → 50-minute walk

Event Period

Price

Charter a boat for up to 16 people for 160,000 yen (excluding tax) *Sold out on January 1st and 2nd, availability on the 3rd. Shared boat is 11,000 yen per person (for details, please refer to the official website).

Event Category

Procession and Parade


White autumn festival on the water parade
Yanagawa Tourism Association

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