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Yame Lantern Festival

Little knownBarely documented in English. This is the kind of place the site exists for.

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Illustration of Yame Lantern Festival, 福冈县 — 示意插图（非实景照片）

The Yame Lantern Festival, held annually in mid-November on the grounds of Yame Hachimangu Shrine, is a gathering of over 250 traditional wagasa (oil-paper parasols) and massive chochin (hanging lanterns) made by the handful of surviving Yame paper craftsmen. Yame is the last place in Japan with an active manufacturing tradition for the enormous 'giant paper lanterns' (ogutsuna odori chochin) used in traditional bon dances — some exceeding 2 meters in diameter, assembled from hand-lacquered bamboo frames and hand-stretched washi paper.

基本信息

营业时间

Festival: 3rd weekend of November, lanterns lit 6:00–9:00 PM | Workshops: year-round by advance booking

公休: Festival: annual November event only | Workshop: by appointment

门票

Festival: free | Lantern workshop: ¥3,500–6,000

最佳季节

3rd weekend of November for festival

建议停留

2–3 hours (festival) | 3 hours for workshop

如何前往

交通信息

Yame Hachimangu Shrine, Yame City. A drive from Fukuoka City. Festival: 3rd weekend of November. Free entry. Lantern workshops available year-round by advance booking.

独家私藏情报

**Lantern workshop:** The Yame Traditional Crafts Center offers 3-hour lantern-making workshops year-round (¥3,500–6,000 depending on size). You leave with a functional hand-made paper lantern using traditional washi and lacquered bamboo — the most labor-intensive craft souvenir available in Fukuoka Prefecture. **Evening festival light:** The lanterns are lit from 18:00 and remain illuminated until 21:00. The transition from dusk to night, when 250+ lit lanterns appear against the cedar tree silhouettes, takes about 20 minutes and is one of the most visually extraordinary experiences in autumn Fukuoka.

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