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Nanao City's Pride
Largest Festival!
Looking for a unique and culturally immersive activity? Then we highly recommend the Wakura Onsen Festival Hall!
You can experience Nanao City's largest festival firsthand, and enjoy a more enjoyable and meaningful time as actual festival tools are exhibited and the festival is introduced in detail on monitors and panels.
Put on a traditional Japanese costume or visit the Wakura Onsen Festival Hall with your friends and family for a variety of experiences that can be enjoyed by men and women of all ages!

Enjoy various festivals
Ishikawa Wakura Onsen Festival Hall
Nanao City's representative festivals include Seihakusai, Notojima Koda's Fire Festival, Ishizaki Hoto Festival, and Kumakabe Festival, and the festival culture continues to be passed down!
Also, at the Festival Hall, you can tour Nanao's largest festival in real size.
Actual festival tools are also on display, and the festival is introduced in detail on monitors and panels, so be sure to visit and receive the Festival Hall's original towel!
Introducing the festival

1. Notojima Mukaida Fire Festival:
This festival is held every year on the last Saturday of July at Iyahiba Shrine in Mukaida-cho, Notojima. A large torch about 7 meters high and weighing 30 tons is erected and lit by throwing flashlights. If the torch falls on the mountain, a good harvest can be expected that year.
2. Okumako Festival:
The Okumako Festival, held every year on September 9th, is the largest festival descended from the Kumakafu Metropolitan Ara Kashihiko Shrine. In Kamohara, a wonderful technique of quickly spinning a tilted flag called 'Shimada Kuzushi' on the ground is also demonstrated, and it is designated as a nationally designated important intangible folk cultural property.
3. Ishizaki Lantern Festival:
The Ishizaki Lantern Festival is held every year on the first Saturday of August at Hachiman Shrine. About 1 people proceed together, and you can see the largest lantern in Noto, which is 100 meters high and weighs 13 tons.
4. Seikashi Festival:
The Seikashi Festival, held every year from May 3rd to 5th, is held on a float called 'Dekayama'. The float is about 12m high, weighs 20 tons, and has a wheel diameter of 2m, making it the largest in Japan.
Participate in various festivals registered as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage with enormous scale! Take time to understand Japanese culture and create fun memories.
Souvenirs even if you only participate in the festival!?

It's not just about enjoying the festival!
After the festival, you can also receive a smooth and tactile festival hall original towel with various logos! Get a souvenir that you will remember for a long time even after your trip is over and enjoy the fun festival.
Address :
Wakura Onsen Festival Hall (和倉温泉お祭り会館)
2-13-1 Wakuramachi, Nanao, Ishikawa 926-0175 Japan
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Business hours :
Every day
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry 4:30 PM)
Closed :
2nd and 4th Wednesdays and New Year's holidays
Please note that business hours are subject to change without prior notice.
How to get there :
About 20 minutes on foot and 5 minutes by car from Wakura Onsen Station on the JR Nanao Line
2-13-1 Wakuramachi, Nanao, Ishikawa 926-0175 일본


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