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Hakata Dontaku Festival Route
Investigado y escrito por Hinato
Prefectura de Fukuoka · Fukuoka City
33.5904°N, 130.4011°E
The Hakata Dontaku Minato Matsuri, held every May 3–4, draws 2 million people to Fukuoka's streets — one of the largest attendance figures for any festival in Japan. The parade involves 30,000 performers representing every neighborhood, professional guild, and cultural organization in the city. The festival's name comes from the Dutch 'zondag' (Sunday holiday), entering the local vocabulary during the trading period when Dutch ships anchored in Hakata Bay.
Información esencial
Horario
Festival: May 3–4, 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM | Night events until midnight
Cerrado: Annual event only (May 3–4)
Entrada
Free to watch | Hotels book 3–6 months in advance during festival
Mejor temporada
May 3–4 only
Duración de la visita
Full day (parade) + evening for neighborhood performances
Cómo llegar
Información de acceso
Guía privilegiada
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