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The Takojima Autumn Festival (Hayafune Kyogen) is the annual ritual of Takakura-hiko Shrine, located in Takojima-cho, Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture. This significant event is held over two days on September 10 and 11 every year. The festival honors the deities of Takakura-hiko Shrine, including Takakura-hiko Kami, Amatsu-hi-taka-hi-no-chihiko-no-mono-emi-no-mikoto, Oyamakui-no-kami, and Ama-no-iya-kane-no-mikoto.
The centerpiece of this festival is the "Hayafune Kyogen," a unique performance style preserved in the Suzu region of Ishikawa. The event unfolds within the sacred grounds and surrounding natural environment of Takakura-hiko Shrine, reflecting the deep history and culture of the area. Do not miss this special occasion to witness a performance that can only be seen during this time, set against the beautiful, lush landscapes of Suzu.
The festival takes place on the following dates:
Please check local signage or nearby information for specific times and detailed program schedules.
The venue is Takakura-hiko Shrine.
| Item | Details |
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| Venue Name | Takakura-hiko Shrine |
Takakura-hiko Shrine is situated in Takojima-cho, Suzu City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Please check local transportation availability and road conditions in Suzu City in advance.
This festival is a deeply rooted community event held at a local shrine. As it is a sacred ritual for Takakura-hiko Shrine, visitors are asked to respect the local traditions and maintain a respectful presence within the shrine grounds.
Most transactions around the festival area are expected to be cash-based. Since credit cards and electronic money may not be widely accepted, please ensure you carry enough cash with you.
Official information regarding English-language support or signage at Takakura-hiko Shrine and the surrounding area is currently unavailable. Please prepare accordingly.
No advance reservations are required for this event. You can visit the venue directly on the days of the festival.
Please follow local shrine etiquette while on the premises. We recommend wearing clothing appropriate for the season and the outdoor environment.