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Taketoyo-Town [Cancelled in 2021]
Oashi Jaguruma Festival
(Oashi Jaguruma Matsuri)

Date : 07/15/2023, 07/16/2023


  • Oashi Jaguruma Festival (Oashi Jaguruma Matsuri)

The 2021 Oashi Jaguruma Festival has been cancelled.

"Janokuchi Hanabi," Fireworks With a Tragic Romantic Legend

Toyoishi Shrine, located on the eastern coast of the Chita Peninsula, is home to this festival based on the dramatic legend of an impossible romance between a dragon's daughter and a mortal man. The "Snake-Mouth Fireworks" (Janokuchi Hanabi) is mounted on a beautifully decorated float and goes spewing fire around the streets, making for a magnificent and awesome sight. Around 100 different fireworks are used during the procession.

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Date : Cancelled in 2021
Holding time : Festival:
July 18 (Saturday) 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM
July 19 (Sunday) 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Fireworks:
July 18 (Saturday) from 7:15 PM
Place : Premises of the Toyoishi Shrine and district streets.
Location : 〒470-2502
60 Myojindo, Taketoyo-Town, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
(Toyoishi Shrine - float meanders around the district)
Fee : Admission free of charge
Parking : Not available.
Traffic restricted around the float course.
Community buses also partially non-operational.
Phone number : 0569-72-1111 (Taketoyo-Town)

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ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    10 min. southeastwards walk from Taketoyo Station of the JR Taketoyo Line (board from Nagoya Station).

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