In a construct as much as this yr’s most important Kishiwada Danjiri Festival on September 16, a particular procession was held on Sunday, that includes 22 Dashi floats.
The procession celebrated the a centesimal anniversary of Kishiwada City, with 22 districts of Kishiwada lining up with floats alongside the streets in entrance of Kishiwada Castle.
Locals, together with households and youngsters, flocked to witness this uncommon spectacle of twenty-two floats assembled in a single place.
Following the procession, there have been check pulls to make sure the correct functioning of the Dashi floats for the principle competition, and cheers erupted as they energetically navigated the intersections.
The Kishiwada Danjiri Festival’s most important occasion will happen on the sixteenth and seventeenth of this month.
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