Nafune Grand Festival (Ojinjo Daiko)

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Nafune Grand Festival (Ojinjo Daiko) is a historic festival where the traditional performing art "Ojinjo Daiko" representing Noto is dedicated. People wearing strange masks beat drums intensely, which is very mysterious and powerful. It is the best opportunity to touch Noto's tradition and soul.

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【 名舟大祭（御陣乗太鼓）】2025年8月1日

【 名舟大祭（御陣乗太鼓）】2025年8月1日

Wajima City Tourism Association

Nafune Grand Festival (Ojinjo Daiko)

Address
He-9, Nafune-machi, Wajima-shi, Ishikawa
Website
https://wajimanavi.jp/event/nabune
Operator
Najimi Community Center

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