Kiganki Memorial Service
帰雁忌
A special memorial ceremony at Jakushu Itteki Bunko to honor the literary legacy of Tsutomu Mizukami.
Schedule
October 24, 2026 09:00 – October 24, 2026 17:00
Kiganki is a literary memorial service held at the Jakushu Itteki Bunko, a comprehensive literary museum located in Oi Town, Fukui Prefecture.
Highlights
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About Kiganki Memorial Service
- Literary Experience: Explore the vast collection and the unique literary world of Tsutomu Mizukami.
- Bamboo Doll Culture: Learn about the rare art of bamboo dolls at the specialized museum.
- Serene Environment: Find spiritual fulfillment amidst the beautiful natural landscapes of Oi Town.
- Architectural Beauty: The stunning building itself, which has won the Chubu Architecture Award, is a highlight.
Weather forecast
Mon
9/28
25°/22°
100%
Tue
9/29
22°/18°
94%
Wed
9/30
24°/16°
2%
Thu
10/1
26°/17°
49%
Fri
10/2
22°/18°
24%
Sat
10/3
21°/15°
8%
Sun
10/4
24°/14°
42%
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Dress Code
As this is a formal memorial service, modest and calm attire is recommended.
Facility Use
The site includes a library and exhibition rooms for viewing literary works and art.
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