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Hana Festival (Toei-Town, Futto)

Toei-Town Hana Festival (Toei-Town, Futto)

Date : 01/02/2019 - 01/03/2019

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A festival with focus on history and tradition

Held annually from November to March at several locations of the Oku-Mikawa area, the Hana Festivals are an ancient tradition of over 700 years that have been appointed as Important National Intangible National Folkloric Heritages. Particularly at the Futto event, its Preservation Society makes a point to keep the procedures as close to the original form as possible, including the decorations using the five-colored paper and others, all by relying in old scriptures.

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: Annually on January 2nd and 3rd January 2nd (Wednesday) to 3rd (Thursday), 2019
Holding time	: From January 2nd 9:00 AM to 3rd 5:00 PM
Place	: Futto Hall (古戸会館 Futto Kaikan)
Location	: 〒449-0213 15 Futtokumando, Furikusa, Toei-Town, Aichi Prefecture,Japan
Fee	: Free of charge (however, offerings in money may entitle the visitor to a “Okaeshi” gift of local tradition)

Parking	: Available (cap. 30 cars)
Phone number	: 0536-78-5346 (Hana Festival Preservation Society, Chairman) 0536-76-0501 (Toei-Town Hall)

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

From Toyohashi Station, take the JR Iida Line and alight at Toei Station, take the Toei Line Bus and get off at Hongo, take the Toyone Toei Line Bus get off at Futto and walk 5 min
Access by car

At the Hamamatsu-Inasa Junction of the New Tomei Expressway, change to the San-en-Nanshin Expressway. Upon exiting at Horaikyo I.C., head north by the Route 151 for approx. 20.5km (25min). Turn left to enter Route 80 and follow it for 400m.

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