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Karatsu Kunchi Festival
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The Karatsu Kunchi (November 2–4) is listed as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Fourteen enormous lacquered floats (hikiyama) — each one a different creature or mythological figure, built with artistry indistinguishable from fine furniture — are pulled through the historic streets of Karatsu by teams of men in matching happi coats. The floats were built between 1819 and 1845 and have been maintained by the same neighborhoods ever since. The Hikiyama Exhibition Hall displays all 14 floats year-round.
基本情報
営業時間
Festival parade: November 2–4 annually
定休日: Exhibition Hall: open year-round | Festival: November 2–4 only
料金
Check locally before visiting
ベストシーズン
November 2–4 for live festival | Year-round for float exhibition hall
滞在目安
1 hour (exhibition hall) | Full day for festival (November 2–4)
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