Hida Kamioka Festival

Hida Kamioka Festival

Event Overview

The Hida-Kamioka Festival is an annual festival of three shrines located in the city area, and a festival that tells the snowy Hida-Kamioka of a spring visit. It has long been said that "this day is a day when God goes out to the village and travels around the town once a year", and the town is crowded with a large procession of about 700 people in total, such as Shinkoshi, lion dance, and chicken fighting. The day procession is a period procession reminiscent of Heian Emaki. At night, the brave big, small and medium-sized Shinkoshi milled around the town and back, and at the end, the festival climaxes with a dash towards the main shrine as the taiko and the drums are thrashed in the precinct.

Info

JR Hida Furukawa Station → Bus 40 minutes
From Tokai Hokuriku Expressway Hida Kiyomi IC via National Route 41 45km 1 hour 10 minutes
200 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances, such as the sacred koshi and floats


A period procession reminiscent of Heian Emaki

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