Shimokan Gion Festival

Shimokan Gion Festival

Event Overview

Meiji Shinkoshi, which has a history since Meiji 28, the shrine god of the shrine of Haguro Shrine, the girl's god of Tamayihime, and the one that is carried out every year is the largest weight in Japan. There will also be a "Washoshii Carnival", where the Kamikoshi and the floats from outside the city will meet together. In the early morning of the last day, there is also a Kawatami who carries the Meiji Shinkoshi to the Gokyo River in the city.

Info

JR Shimokan Station north exit → a short walk; or Kantō Railway/Maoka Dōdo Shimokan Station north exit → a short walk
10km20 minutes from Sakuragawa Chikusei IC, Hokukan-do, via National Route 50
1000 units/free. Parking available at the city hall and in front of the station

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Mikoshi (portable shrines), festival floats, etc.

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