Namie Town Tokaichi Festival

Namie Town Tokaichi Festival

Event Overview

The "Tokaichi" festival began in the early Meiji period, coinciding with the festival day of the Namie Shrine, where people who had finished their harvest celebrated a bountiful year and prepared for winter. In 2025, the venue will be moved to Shinmachi Street for the first time in 15 years, recalling the Tokaichi before the earthquake, while also showcasing the town's progress into the future, creating vibrancy within the community, and encouraging new migration and settlement.

Info

JR Namie Station → 5 min walk
10 minutes from Namie IC on the Joban Expressway via National Route 114
500 cars / Free (Shuttle buses available from Namie Town Hall parking lot, etc.)

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

City, fair

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