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Special edition of the Danjiri hut tour
This walking tour takes you around the Danjiri sheds where the Danjiri floats are stored in Kishiwada City, and takes you to spots where you can experience the history of Danjiri and Kishiwada. At each Danjiri shed, you can hear the instruments used in the actual festival up close, and see the carvings, known as running art, up close, offering experiences you can't get at a regular Danjiri festival.
Basic information
■Course (2026 course will be announced as soon as it is decided)
There are 6-7 popular courses planned. ・Kumano Shrine is located in Kishiwada! Discover the secret hidden in the Danjiri floats!
・Travel back in time to the Edo period! Kishu Kaido
・Where is the famous place that was broadcast on TV? Yarimawashi highlight course
・Enjoy Course: Visit many danjiri huts!
・A detailed explanation of Danjiri! Kishiwada Station Course
・We'll tell you about places where you can relax and enjoy yourself! Hidden spots to see the Danjiri floats, etc.
| Event period and date | A total of 6-7 sessions are planned from mid-April to the end of June |
|---|---|
| Implementation time | 10:30~13:00 |
| Price | 2,000 yen + 3,000 yen for lunch at Kofuan *Minimum number of participants is 10 (maximum 20) |
| How to make a reservation | Phone, email, reservation site |
| Contact Us | 岸和田市観光振興協会 072-436-0914 [email protected] [email protected] |
| Reservation site *Scheduled to be released after July 19th (Sat) | https://kishibura.jp/ |
| Address | Varies depending on each course |
| Access |
Varies depending on each course |
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