Kamon! Duck Onion Festival

Kamon! Duck Onion Festival

Event Overview

An event themed around the active duck hunting in the Katato area, held since 1996. In addition to "duck soup" made with wild ducks, visitors can enjoy complimentary rice cakes, and there will also be sales of fresh local agricultural products, green onion pancakes, and Katato sweets. From 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM.

Info

JR Ekogosone Station → 15-minute car
6 minutes from Hokuriku-do Makigatō IC via National Route 460
300 units/free; use surrounding public facilities parking

Event Period

Price

Advance ticket: duck juice 800 yen (with rice), no same-day ticket

Event Category

Food Festival

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