Akita Prefecture - Famous For Festival and Events in Akita Prefecture

Famous For Festival and Events in Akita Prefecture

  • Amekko Festival, Odate, held on February
  • Kamakusa Snow Statue Event, Yokota on February
  • Tsuchizaki Shinmei Festival, Akita-city on July 20, 21
  • Akita Kanto Festival, Akita-city, August 3 to 7
  • Nishimonai Bon Dancing Festival, Ugo on August 16 to 18
  • Kemanai Bon Dancing Festival, Daisen-city, August 21 to 23
  • Kariwano Big Tug Festival, Daisen
  • All Japan Firework Event, Daisen, August
  • Kakunodete Festival, Senpoku on September 7 to 9
  • Namahage, Oga and Katagami on New Year's Eve

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