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The 42nd "tenryō-san"

The 42nd "tenryō-san"

Event Overview

The festival is held by dividing the venue. Fireworks color the night sky at Kute Venue (a 10-minute walk from JR Kute Station), and at the Omori Venue, events such as opening a festival of fairs are held at the Omori-cho Nami Exchange Center. The Ota venue is a professional wrestling, e-sports, regular dance, and food stalls held in front of the Ota Citizens' Hall. Use of public transportation as much as possible.

Info

  • Event Location:   
  • Kute Venue, Omori Venue, Ota Venue
  • Address:   
  • Ōta, Shimane Prefecture
  • PublicTransportation:   
JR Kute Station → 10-minute walk (Kute Venue); or JR Ōtaichi Station → 30-minute bus ride, bus stop: Shinmachi ride, 3-minute walk (Omori Venue); or JR Ōtaichi Station → 20-minute walk (Ota Venue)
  • CarAccess:   
It is 3.3km 6 minutes from the Sanyo Road Ōta-Chūo/Sanbeyama IC via National Route 9 (Kute Venue). 5.7km 9 minutes from Yindo Nima/Ishimi Ginzan IC via Prefectural Road No. 31 (Omori Venue). It is 3.4km 7 minutes from the Sanyo Road Ōta Chuo/Sanbeyama IC via National Route 9. Or 5.5km 9 minutes from Sanyo Road Ōda Shizuma IC via National Highway 9 (Daejeon Venue)
  • Phone Number:   
  • 0854-83-8073 (Daejeon Industry Promotion Department, Industrial Planning Division)
  • Parking Number:   
Kute venue: about 100 units, free; Omori venue: about 200 units, Ota venue: about 100 units

Event Period

  • Ota venue Saturday, August 3, 2024, Kute venue Sunday, August 4, Omori venue Sunday, August 25

Price

Free

Event Category

Procession parade, fireworks display


Kute Venue

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