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Kazo Donto-koi! Festival (Kazo Summer Festival)
A summer festival featuring mikoshi (portable shrine) processions and the pulling of festival floats. A major highlight is the evening "Hikkase," where taiko drumming groups from each neighborhood engage in an impassioned drumming battle, alongside the unveiling of valuable floats and the Ranryo-o mask held once every three years.
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- Datemid-July (usually)Check the official website for this year's dates
- VenueDowntown area around Kazo Station加須駅周辺の市街地
Details
- Source
- 加須市物産観光協会（年間イベント）
- Name at the source
- かぞ どんとこい！祭り（加須夏まつり）
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