[Ishikawa Festival] Iida Toroyama Festival (Iida Town, Suzu City)
The Iida Toroyama Festival, held every year on July 20th and 21st in Iida-cho, Suzu City, is a spectacular sight with a 16-meter-tall Toroyama with dolls on top of the floats.
A valuable festival where you can experience the festival on the spectacular 16m mountain lantern.
The original name of the Shinto ritual of Kasuga Shrine in the same town is "Osuzumi Matsuri". On the 19th, the eve of the festival is held, and on the 20th, a 6-shaku (about 1.8m) Sakaki tree is placed on a plain wooden cart called a 'Sakaki Mikoshi', which is used as a sacred rope (Himorogi) to be carried near the coast. It is a festival that takes the gods to the "Okariya". On the same day, a grand parade of 8 floats and 1 lantern mountain is held in the town. On the 21st, a float parade takes place throughout the region. This festival began in the early Kanei era, and is said to have been triggered by the gods of Kasuga Shrine going out to enjoy the cool evening breeze. Although the lantern mountain disappeared for a while, it was completely revived in the late Showa period, and anyone can pull it through the paid lantern mountain pulling experience.
Period July 20th (Thursday) to July 21st (Friday), 2023
Location: Iidamachi Toroyama Festival (16-21-1 Iidamachi, Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture)
Contact: Iida Town Toroyama Festival Preservation Society
TEL/0768-82-7890
FAX/0768-82-7890
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