Hana Festival Hall

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The Hana Festival Hall exhibits the history of the 700-year-old Hana Festivals under the theme of Hanamatsuri.

The Hana Festivals, which are designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan, are a folk performing art of Toei Town that have been handed down for 700 years. Inside the hall, explanations are provided in an easy-to-understand manner using masks, costumes, ritual implements, old documents and video materials so that even those who have never heard of the Hana Festivals can easily understand. In addition, costumed dolls are arranged on the dancing arena called the "maido," which was created to convey the essential character of the Hana Festivals, and you can feel the unique atmosphere.

SPOT OVERVIEW

Location	1 Omori, Hongo, Toei-cho, Kitashitara-gun
Fee	<Museum admission fee> 330 yen per person to <Folk Crafts Museum admission fee> 330 yen per person <Hana Festival Hall observation only> 320 yen per person
Opening days / hours	8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Parking	Available
Restrooms	Available
Holidays	December 29 to January 3 (Year-end and New Year holidays)
Phone number	0536-76-1266
Wi-Fi	Partially available

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

Get off at JR Iida Line "Toei" station. About 10 minutes on foot after getting off a town bus at "Hongo" bus stop on the Toei Line.
Access by car

From San-en Nanshin Expressway Horaikyo IC, go north on National Route 151, pass through the Shinhongo Tunnel, turn right before the first traffic light, and drive 500 meters.

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