祭り の祭り

Fukui's grand festival with towering warrior floats parading through the old port town.

One of Tokyo's three great festivals, held at Kanda Myojin Shrine in odd-numbered years.

Ehime's grand autumn festival with over 150 ornate floats.

Autumn harvest thanksgiving festival at Kushida Shrine in Fukuoka.

Fukuoka's largest festival with over 2 million visitors, featuring parades and stages.

One of Japan's three great float festivals, featuring massive illuminated floats and fireworks.

Saga's grand autumn festival featuring 14 massive lacquered floats.

Kyoto's Festival of Ages, a grand procession showcasing Japanese history.

Himeji's 'fighting festival' where portable shrines clash violently.

Nagoya's grand festival featuring a parade of the three great warlords.

Adrenaline-fueled festival where massive wooden carts race through narrow streets.

Elegant evening dance festival in Toyama's Yatsuo district.

Tokushima Awa Odori: Japan's largest dance festival. Aug 12–15, 2026. 100,000 dancers fill the streets. Join the fun — anyone can dance!

Japan's largest dance festival in Tokushima, where 'the dancing fool' philosophy reigns.

High-energy dance festival originating in Kochi, featuring colorful costumes and naruko clappers.