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Shit Lotto Dance

Shit Lotto Dance

Event Overview

Each year on June 10 of the lunar calendar, it serves as a celebration of fish and an invitation to fish, and the dance is dedicated to the shrine and the Buddhist temple (30 places) within the former Muroto town.

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Each place in Muroto city
  • Address:   
  • Muroto, Kochi
  • PublicTransportation:   
Tosa Kuroshio Railway Nahari Station → Bus 40 minutes, bus stop: Get off in front of Muroto City Hall, just walk (depending on venue)
  • CarAccess:   
From Nankoku IC, Kochi-do via National Route 55 70km 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Phone Number:   
  • 0887-22-1211 (Kochi Fisheries Cooperative Muroto General Branch)

Event Period

  • July 15, 2024 (Monday, holiday)

Price

Free

Event Category

Traditional performing arts and dances

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