Mikochi Hikiyama Festival

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  • Spring

Held in Yosano Town, the "Mikochi Hikiyama Festival" is a traditional spring event where gorgeous Hikiyama floats parade through the town. Reflecting the history of prosperity as a production area for Tango Chirimen, the floats are adorned with exquisite carvings and beautiful textile decorations. The sounds of lively Kagura and drums played by children echo through the town, enveloping the entire area in a festive mood. Its charm lies in the ability to feel the warmth and passion of the local people up close, compared to festivals in famous tourist spots. You can witness traditional Japanese culture still vigorously living within the local community, making it a precious experience.

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Migochi Hikiyama Festival（Kyoto by the Sea)

Migochi Hikiyama Festival（Kyoto by the Sea)

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Mikochi Hikiyama Festival

Address
Mikawachi, Yosano-cho, Yosa-gun, Kyoto
Website
https://yosano-kankou.net/
Operator
Yosano Town Tourism Association

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