
Tsuchizaki Shinmeisha Shrine Annual Celebration And The Float Festival
Elaborate floats and traditional performances honor this port town's spiritual guardian, a shrine established in 1620 by local leaders.
Akita · 20–21 Jul 2027

Elaborate floats and traditional performances honor this port town's spiritual guardian, a shrine established in 1620 by local leaders.
Akita · 20–21 Jul 2027
Prefectural art museum in central Akita, in a building by Tadao Ando, home to the Hirano collection and the Tsuguharu Foujita mural Events in Akita.
Akita
A summer harvest festival in Akita where tall bamboo poles hung with paper lanterns parade to traditional music, with daytime balancing performances.
Akita · 3–6 Aug 2027
The Akita Senshu Museum of Art showcases works by local Ranga artists and features a memorial hall dedicated to painter Kenzo Okada.
Akita
Elaborate floats and traditional performances honor this port town's spiritual guardian, a shrine established in 1620 by local leaders.
20–21 Jul 2027AkitaA summer harvest festival in Akita where tall bamboo poles hung with paper lanterns parade to traditional music, with daytime balancing performances.
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Ruins of the northernmost government fort of ancient Japan, seat of Dewa Province in the Nara period, with a rebuilt east gate and a Nara-period toilet.
AkitaPrefectural art museum in central Akita, in a building by Tadao Ando, home to the Hirano collection and the Tsuguharu Foujita mural Events in Akita.
AkitaThe Akita Senshu Museum of Art showcases works by local Ranga artists and features a memorial hall dedicated to painter Kenzo Okada.
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Oga · AkitaRuins of the northernmost government fort of ancient Japan, seat of Dewa Province in the Nara period, with a rebuilt east gate and a Nara-period toilet.
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