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Hana Festival (Futto, Toei Town)

Toei-Town Hana Festival (Futto, Toei Town)

Date : 01/02/2024 - 01/03/2024

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A festival with a focus on history and tradition

The Hana Festival is held annually in areas around the town of Toei and has continued for more than 700 years. It is even designated a national important intangible folk cultural property. Particularly at the Futto event, the Preservation Society relies on historical documents as it makes a point to keep the procedures as close to the original form as possible, including decorations using the five-colored paper and more.

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date	: Tue, Jan 2–Wed, Jan 3, 2024
Holding time	: Start: 8:00 am; Tue, Jan 2 Dances: 6:00 pm; Tue, Jan 2–3:00 pm; Wed, Jan 3 Conclusion: 4:00 pm; Wed, Jan 3 Notes: • May differ by year.
Place	: Futto Hall
Location	: 〒449-0213 15 Kumando, Futto, Furikusa, Toei-cho, Kita-Shitara-gun, Aichi
Fee	: Free of charge (donations accepted with a show of gratitude as is the local tradition)

Parking	: Available (30 spaces)
Phone number	: 0536-78-5346 (Hana Festival Preservation Society Chairman Tsuneto Sasaki) 0536-76-0509 (Education Section, Toei Town Hall)

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

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

At Hamamatsu-Inasa Junction on the Shin-Tomei Expressway, change to the San-Ennanshin Expressway. Upon exiting at Horaikyo Interchange, head north on Route 151 for approx. 20.5 km (25 min.). Turn left to enter Route 80 and follow it for 400 m.

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