Guida
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. It is a vital occasion for the community that honors the deities of Takakura Hiko Shrine, including Takakura Hiko Kami, Amatsu Hihiko noho no nita no mikoto, Oyama-tsumi no kami, and Ama no Kagayaki no Mikoto.
The central element of this festival is the "Hayafune Kyogen," a unique performance style traditional to the Suzu region of Ishikawa. The event takes place within the sacred grounds and surrounding environment of Takakura Hiko Shrine, reflecting the deep history and culture of the area. Do not miss this special spectacle, which can only be seen during this season, set against the beautiful natural scenery of Suzu.
The festival takes place on the following dates:
Please check local notices or surrounding information for specific times and detailed programs.
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 status in advance for travel within Suzu City.
This festival is a deeply rooted local ritual held at a community shrine. As it is a cherished event for the local people, please respect the local culture and the surrounding environment while observing the festivities.
Payments around the festival area are expected to be primarily cash-based. Since credit cards and electronic money availability is limited, please prepare cash in advance.
Official information regarding English language support at Takakura Hiko Shrine or the surrounding area is not provided. It is recommended to check in advance if assistance is needed.
No prior reservation is required to participate in this event. Please come directly to the venue on the day of the festival.
Please follow the local rules and etiquette when visiting the shrine grounds. We also recommend wearing clothing appropriate for the season.