A mikoshi (portable shrine) parade that began in 1990 to commemorate the city's 40th anniversary. Eleven mikoshi from different districts throughout Noda participate, including unique ones shaped like tree frogs and lions. Participants carry them through Honcho Street with spirited chants, creating an impressive finale where multiple mikoshi pass each otherโa showcase of the carriers' skillful maneuvering. The parade features traditional music performances at three locations along the route, with food and drink stalls set up throughout.
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