Nanao Gion Festival Daijinushi Shrine

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Nanao Gion Festival is a traditional summer festival of Nanao. Portable shrines parade through the town, wrapped in lively music and people's heat, symbolizing Nanao's traditional culture and pride. It is a traditional event where you can feel local history and warm unity of people.

Nanao Gion Festival Daijinushi Shrine
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【2025七尾祇園祭】 Nanao Gion Festival in Ishikawa, Japan

【2025七尾祇園祭】 Nanao Gion Festival in Ishikawa, Japan

Nanao City

Nanao Gion Festival Daijinushi Shrine

Address
1-13 Sanno-cho, Nanao-shi, Ishikawa
Website
https://www.otokonushi-jinja.com/
Operator
Ohjinushi Shrine

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