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Chikata Shrine Machinaka Nigiwai Festival

A festival held on the grounds of Chikata Shrine. Visitors can enjoy food stalls, festival games for children, and lively events including kids' dance performances, hula dancing, Bon Odori dancing, and a raffle.

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Organizer
Machinaka Nigiwai Festival Executive Committee
Contact
Kazo City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Secretariat: 0480-61-0842
Source
加須市ホームページ
Name at the source
まちなか賑わいフェスティバル
Previous edition
2026年8月29日(土)

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Around the venue

The venue, Chikata Shrine Grounds, is about 300 m in a straight line from 加須 Station. Nearby parks you can visit after the event: 加須市民運動公園 (about 1.3 km), 不動岡公園 (about 1.6 km), 騎西総合公園 (about 2.4 km). On rainy days, indoor places such as 騎西城(郷土史料展示室) (about 2.5 km) are an option. For sudden fevers or injuries, it's worth checking the nearby holiday/night emergency clinic (鴻巣市夜間診療所, about 9.3 km).

Nearest stations

  • 加須 Station (東武伊勢崎線)about 300 m

Nearby parks

Indoor places for rainy days

Holiday & night emergency clinic

  • 鴻巣市夜間診療所埼玉県鴻巣市中央2-1about 9.3 km

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