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⛩️ Grand Autumn Festival - Sawara, Katori, Chiba 🌡️ 25℃ | 🌤️ Partly Cloudy Located in the well-preserved Edo-era town of Sawara in Katori City, Chiba, the Grand Festival is a 300-year-old historical event. There are two parts to this event: the summer and autumn festivals. The autumn "Suwa-jinja Aki Matsuri" and the summer "Yasaka-jinja Gionsai" are together known as the Grand Festival of Sawara. A total of 24 floats, 14 of which are paraded around the town in the autumn "Suwa-jinja Aki Matsuri". The teams have a beautifully melodic chanting called "Sawara-bayashi", and dancing takes place while the teams are taking breaks. The town of Sawara prospered in the Edo era as it was a major transportation, using the Tone River to ship goods into Edo, Tokyo. Dashi (floats) 14 floats parade during the autumn "Suwa-jinja Aki Matsuri". The floats are 4m tall and have figures mounted on top modelled after mythical and historical figures. The floats are decorated with fine carvings of folk tales, lions, dragons, and hawks carved by master burinists. Turning the floats is a major undertaking with teams using wooden logs to jimmy the float into position. "Sawara-bayashi" chanting "Sawara-bayashi" is the festival chant. There are over 40 songs performed by musicians riding on the floats, and add to the unique atmosphere of the festival. This tradition has continued for 300 years. When the floats are stationary the teams pulling them around the town perform dances and drink. Inoh Tadataka Sawara is known as the home of Inoh Tadataka (1745-1818), a man who surveyed the geographical features of Japan and created the first map of the country during the Edo era. #chiba #sawara #japanesefestival #matsuri #walkingtour #walkingtours Other useful groups for visiting Japan: 🚅The Japan Travel Club: / japantravel-club-152987858819551 🚅Return To Japan: / returntojapan