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Tsushima-City Owari Tsushima Tenno Festival 【A profound and gorgeous summer festival that has continued for 601 years】 The Yoi Festival is held on the 4th Saturday of July and the Morning Festival is held on the next day. The main feature of this event is that the floats are festival boats called "Danjiri"....	7/27 to 7/28 Shinmei-cho 1, Tsushima City

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Toyota-City Kiriyama Festival The festival held at Hakusan-jinja Shrine is called the Gion Festival or Otenno-san Festival. The Hakusan-jinja Shrine Festival is held in October, and the float parade is held on a Saturday in late July.	Annually from early to late July (around June 16th of the lunar calendar) Takayama 2, Kiriyama-cho, Toyota City

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Nagoya-City Nagoya-jinja Shrine Annual Grand Festival 　The Sannomaru Tenno-sha Shrine was enshrined in Nagoya Castle's Sannomaru (the third enclosure) together with the Toshogu shrine. The Sannomaru Tenno-sha Shrine Festival was held on both June 15th and 16th. The Yoi Festival was held on the 15th, and the Morning Fes...	Nagoya-jinja Shrine（Marunouchi 2, Naka Ward, Nagoya City）

Kasugai-City Gion Festival The float festival of Tamano District is said to have begun to prevent disasters in the district, and consists of a float parade, Karakuri puppet performance on the float, and Shinto music and dance. The Karakuri puppet story is about Ebisu and Dakoku (deities of wea...	Annually on the 3rd Saturday of July Gosha-jinja Shrine（Tamano-cho 1404, Kasugai City）

Toyota-City Kiriyama Festival The festival held at Hakusan-jinja Shrine is called the Gion Festival or Otenno-san Festival. The Hakusan-jinja Shrine Festival is held in October, and the float parade is held on a Saturday in late July.	Annually from early to late July (around June 16th of the lunar calendar) Takayama 2, Kiriyama-cho, Toyota City

Nishio-City Nishio Gion Festival 【Tradition and passion from 400 years ago comes to life】 A festival of Ibun-jinja Shrine in the castle town of Nishio. The portable shrine is carried from the Ibun-jinja Shrine to the tutelary Mitsurugi Hachimangu Shrine within the grounds of Nishio Castle. Along ...	Annually on a weekend in mid-July Ibun-cho 17, Nishio City

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Nagoya-City Ushidate Tenno Festival The Gozu Tennosha float pulled around in the Gozu Tenno Festival was originally the festival float of Hachioji-jinja Shrine (Shimizu 2, Kita Ward, Nagoya City). The Hachioji-jinja Shrine, currently enshrined in Kita Ward of Nagoya City, used to be worshiped along wit...	Ushidate Tenno-sha Shrine（Ushidate-cho 2, Nakagawa Ward, Nagoya City）

Handa-City Kamezaki Community Summer Festival The Kamezaki Community Summer Festival is held in Kamezaki, which is famous for the Shiohi Festival. It derives from the Annual Festival of Owari Sansha Shrine called the Sansha Festival, held since 1877. Although it was discontinued in 1962, it was revived in 1984 a...	Annually from late July to early August Kamezaki-cho 2-92, Handa City

Handa-City Okkawa Gion Festival Although there used to be three floats pulled at the Okkawa Tsushima-sha Shrine Annual Grand Festival, it was discontinued at some point. In 1998, after 60 years, a Hanaguruma float called the Tennosha was restored using sections that were partly preserved by Tenno ...	Annually on a Saturday near the 26th in July Okkawa Nishinomiya-cho 3-36, Handa City

Toyota-City Kiriyama Festival The festival held at Hakusan-jinja Shrine is called the Gion Festival or Otenno-san Festival. The Hakusan-jinja Shrine Festival is held in October, and the float parade is held on a Saturday in late July.	Annually from early to late July (around June 16th of the lunar calendar) Takayama 2, Kiriyama-cho, Toyota City

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