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Nishio-City Nishio Gion Festival
(Nishio Gion Matsuri)

Date : 07/12/2024, 07/13/2024, 07/14/2024


  • Nishio Gion Festival (Nishio Gion Matsuri)
  • Nishio Gion Festival (Nishio Gion Matsuri)
  • Nishio Gion Festival (Nishio Gion Matsuri)

A collaboration between the Gion Festival and communal so-odori dance!

Ibun Jinja Shrine is an ancient shrine allegedly transferred to Nishio from its original location of Ikawazu, in Atsumi-gun, by Prince Hachijo Toshihito during the Montoku period (850-858 C.E.), and has garnered devotees for housing the local guardian deity. During the Nishio Gion Festival, held annually in mid-July, a portable shrine transfers the god in a procession from Ibun Jinja Shrine to Mitsurugi Hachimangu Shrine—located inside the area where the original Nishio Castle was built. It is believed that all the faithful who pass under the portable shrine gain protection against illnesses.
The festival is held simultaneously with the City of Nishio's Odorotcha-Nishio communal dance, held in the downtown area.

EVENT OVERVIEW

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  • Restaurant
  • Bus Stop
Date : Fri, Jul 14–Sun, Jul 16, 2023
Place : Nishio City Historic Park, and venues downtown between Nishio Station and Nishio City Historic Park
Location : 〒445-0865
17 Ibun-cho, Nishio-shi, Aichi (Ibun Jinja Shrine)
Fee : Admission free of charge
Parking : Available
Phone number : 0563-65-2169 (Nishio Gion Festival Secretariat)

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ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    3-min. walk west from Nishio Station on the Meitetsu Nishio Line (board from either Shin-Anjo Station, or Meitetsu Nagoya Station).
  • Access by car
    Access by car
    Approx. 45 min. from Okazaki Interchange on the Tomei Expressway.

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