Five Shrine Festival

Five Shrine Festival

Event Overview

Praying for family safety, maritime safety, and good fishing. Before lunch, they go to the shrine shrine, and then go around each of the goshiko. At the climax of the main festival, the shrine and the danjiri collide in front of the shrine.

Info

DMV Asa Coast Railway Koura Station → 5 min walk
From Tokushima-do Tokushima IC via National Route 55 95km 1 hour 50 minutes
175 units/free; use Shirahama Beach parking lot

Event Period

* Saturday, April 26 is the night palace, and Sunday, the 27th is the main festival

Price

Free

Event Category

Gaku, annual events, Shinkoshi, floats, etc.

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