เทศกาล อาคิตะ คันโต
เทศกาล อาคิตะ คันโต
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เทศกาลคันโต (Kanto) หรือ “โคมไฟเสา” จัดขึ้นในวันที่ 3-6 สิงหาคม โดยผู้ที่แบกเสาโคมไฟจะแสดงถึงทักษะการควบคุมเสาโคมไฟไม้ไผ่ “คันโต” ให้ทรงตัวได้อย่างสมดุล เสาโคมแต่ละต้นอาจสูงถึง 40 ฟุตและหนักได้ถึง 90 ปอนด์ มีโคมไฟกระดาษห้อยอยู่รอบ ๆ จนถึงปลายเสา โดยที่ด้านในโคมกระดาษเหล่านี้คือเทียนไขที่กำลังลุกไหม้ให้แสงสว่าง! ผู้แสดงจะต่อโคมเหล่านี้เข้าด้วยกันอย่างชำนาญ และเมื่อขบวนแห่กลางคืนบนถนนหลักของงานเทศกาลนี้เริ่มต้นขึ้น ทั่วบริเวณจะเต็มไปด้วยเสาโคมไฟคันโต (kanto) มากกว่า 250 ต้น และการแสดงจะดำเนินไปตลอดทางเป็นเวลา 90 นาที เสียงกลอง ขลุ่ย และเสียงตะโกนเป็นจังหวะ “ด๊กโกอิโช !” (dokkoisho) ยิ่งทำให้ผู้แสดงฮึกเหิมและยกเสาโคมคันโต (kanto) ให้สูงยิ่งขึ้น หลังจากนั้นผู้มาร่วมชมงานจะถูกเชิญให้ออกมาลองยกเสาโคมดูบ้าง
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Kimingo1_1
โตเกียว, ญี่ปุ่น24 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2023 • คู่รัก
圧倒されました。ツアーで訪れましたが、一番印象に残りました。
圧巻です！！
達人の技。こどもの頃からやってるとその若者は言っていました。
見どころのあとは、ふれあいの時間もあります。一緒に写真も撮ってもらえましたょ
圧巻です！！
達人の技。こどもの頃からやってるとその若者は言っていました。
見どころのあとは、ふれあいの時間もあります。一緒に写真も撮ってもらえましたょ
เขียนเมื่อ 14 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2023
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てっち
ชูโอ, ญี่ปุ่น309 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2022 • คู่รัก
東北四大祭りツアーの2日目に、初めて秋田竿燈祭りを見学しました。
提灯が沢山あるお祭り？位の知識しか無かったため、お祭りのど迫力と幻想的な景観に驚愕！
まずは、数多くの寝かせた竿燈を担いだ演技者達が続々と入場するシーンから大迫力！
そして、竿燈を立てての演技は更に大感動！
ゆらめく数多くの竿燈の景観は、圧巻！
子供達も頑張って演じていて、観客皆が拍手で応援！
百聞は一見にしかずで、猛反省の夜でした。
提灯が沢山あるお祭り？位の知識しか無かったため、お祭りのど迫力と幻想的な景観に驚愕！
まずは、数多くの寝かせた竿燈を担いだ演技者達が続々と入場するシーンから大迫力！
そして、竿燈を立てての演技は更に大感動！
ゆらめく数多くの竿燈の景観は、圧巻！
子供達も頑張って演じていて、観客皆が拍手で応援！
百聞は一見にしかずで、猛反省の夜でした。
เขียนเมื่อ 7 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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HyeyeonAhn
โซล, เกาหลีใต้793 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2019
아키타 간토 마쯔리 운 좋게 축제 기간에 방문했어요. 아티타현 아키타시에서 열리는 축제입니다. 긴 대나무에 등불을 주렁주렁 매달아 이걸 들고 행진해요. 흥미로운 축제.
เขียนเมื่อ 29 พฤศจิกายน ค.ศ. 2019
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scubamammaMilton
มิลตัน, แคนาดา169 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2019
This festival was exhilarating and amazing to watch! We went without any reservations and staked out a spot about an hour before the parade with all the locals. (we were on a cruise)- I would recommend "borrowing" a towel to sit on during the parade as that cement was still HOT at dusk! There is absolutely no need to reserve a seat in the middle of the route- in fact it was lovely to be able to see the performance from different vantage points. You need to see it to experience it - the drums beating, the lanterns being hoisted... and even falling ! Truly breathtaking to behold.
เขียนเมื่อ 25 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2019
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Alice m
71 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2019
Wonderful festival display as they marched slowly around the circular street route.
Via a cruise tour, I had booked tickets in the central area which gave a good view on both sides as the parade came around. Only trouble is if you're on the large side, the seating is neither spacious or comfortable (just benches), and I think we only had room to sit as two people didn't turn up!
To be honest, now I know how it works, I'd probably advise finding your own (free) spot on the outside of the route, as all the locals do. Just perhaps bring a fold out chair if you can, and get your spot early.
The parade goes around the route twice so quite a number of people vacated the central area at the halfway point which isn't a bad idea if you have children or comfort issues.
Via a cruise tour, I had booked tickets in the central area which gave a good view on both sides as the parade came around. Only trouble is if you're on the large side, the seating is neither spacious or comfortable (just benches), and I think we only had room to sit as two people didn't turn up!
To be honest, now I know how it works, I'd probably advise finding your own (free) spot on the outside of the route, as all the locals do. Just perhaps bring a fold out chair if you can, and get your spot early.
The parade goes around the route twice so quite a number of people vacated the central area at the halfway point which isn't a bad idea if you have children or comfort issues.
เขียนเมื่อ 25 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2019
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kazuhi-w
อาคิตะ , ญี่ปุ่น17,938 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2019
秋田の夏と言えば竿燈まつりになるのかな、今年は初日に訪問しました。
７時半の竿燈開始から多くの人でにぎわっており、歩行者通路を歩くのも苦労します。
お祭りの最後には触れ合える時間も楽しめます。
写真を撮ったりお囃子をたたいたりといろいろふれあえます。
７時半の竿燈開始から多くの人でにぎわっており、歩行者通路を歩くのも苦労します。
お祭りの最後には触れ合える時間も楽しめます。
写真を撮ったりお囃子をたたいたりといろいろふれあえます。
เขียนเมื่อ 24 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2019
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HIROKO
โยะโกะฮะมะ, ญี่ปุ่น305 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2019 • เพื่อนๆ
本ちゃんのお祭りは行けませんでしたが
この日はバスケのイベントがあって
県の体育館前でやられていました
写真でしか見たことなかったので間近で見て
圧巻でした
どうやってしまうのか悩んでしまうくらいの
大きさでした
この日はバスケのイベントがあって
県の体育館前でやられていました
写真でしか見たことなかったので間近で見て
圧巻でした
どうやってしまうのか悩んでしまうくらいの
大きさでした
เขียนเมื่อ 10 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2019
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Sarah B
ทาโคมา, วอชิงตัน75 ผลงาน
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2019
The Akita Kanto was the key reason I planned an extended Tohoku trip with my sister this year. That said, getting festival tickets and a hotel were NOT easy... and I began a year ahead of time - with my sister (who speaks Japanese) calling multiple hotels and both of us writing and calling the Kanto Festival directly. In April, we booked the Daiwa Roynet in Akita for the night before the festival began - but the closest hotel we were able to book for the night of the festival was called the Oganoya (about $120), which is one hour north of Akita in the city of Oga. In early July, we finally received word that we would get official seating for the festival (about $20/person).
We drove to Akita on Aug 2 from the Dewa Sanzan area (which we hiked and highly recommend also) and got our bearings at the Daiwa Roynet - in particular: researching where to move/park our car the next day. In the end, parking was super-easy; we moved the car to a small lot about 4 blocks from the festival route and paid about $10/day. The Kanto festival has a lot of things to do all day and we recommend visiting the Agora Plaza starting around 11 because there are all-day performances - the best of which was the daytime bamboo pole demonstration by about 6 groups, and some great taiko. Even though it was crazy hot out, we could readily duck into AC'd malls all day and everything was bearable. We were not as crazy about the organized gourmet food stall area; it was too crowded and there wasn't enough seating when we arrived at 5.
At around 6:30, we were able to access our assigned seat - which was only OK (we were assigned a flat set of bench-style seats where they definitely crammed you in - not the stair-like bleacher seating that seemed to be the most ideal). Official seating is down the middle of the avenue; the sidewalks are free-for-all areas that people started claiming early in the day and were super-crammed come parade-time.
The actual Kanto began a little before 7:30 and ran until just before 9. The route runs a circle around the avenue/central seating - with 30-40 groups (group = taiko drummers, flute-players, and a dozen or more bamboo pole balancers). Over 200 poles are raised at any time during the parade - probably 5 per group. The line-up of groups shift positions 3 times during the parade - but, sitting in the middle, you feel as though you are surrounded by the rice-like lantern displays. Definitely one of the most amazing sights I've ever seen. The festival ended very promptly and there was an orderly exodus such that we were on the road by 9:30 - no problems driving out of the city whatsoever.
So - here is where things get interesting: The afternoon of the festival, the Oganoya called us around 1 p.m. and said they were moving us to the Hotel Lemon Tea (5 minutes away) because of an overbooking problem. They did not tell us over the phone this was an adults only Love Hotel - but my sister knew instantly they were trying to move the gaijin, hoping we would miss the adult-only part. We were also asked to stop at the Oganoya on our way there so the owner could guide us to the Lemon Tea; when we did so, we were clear that we fully understood this was a Love Hotel move and the desk attendant did seem rather embarrassed.
I personally don't have big history with Japan or the Love Hotel concept - so, for me, all I saw was the relative room size and great cost savings of the Lemon Tea ($60). It was sort of seedy feeling coming in - the parking garage has panels you can move in front of your license plate, the front desk has a panel hiding your face from the attendant's (i.e. all interactions are by hand through a 4-inch space), and there are "sexy" costumes on display by the front desk (most were sort of school uniformy). Our room - called "the royal room" - was massive... probably 3-5X bigger than all hotels we stayed at during our 2+ weeks in Tohoku. There were 2 queen beds; both were clean in terms of bedding - only the sort of carpet padding around the frame made me want to pull out a blacklight. There was a full-body massage chair, which was sort of nice to have after a long day. The bathroom had a big tub that was surrounded by pillars and what looked like old no-longer-functioning disco/spotlights or something. There was good AC (except in the bathroom). The breakfast was minimal but filling - a tray with grilled ham/cheese on very white crustless bread with chicken broth and yogurt was delivered (again - you never saw the staff... they rang the bell, dropped the tray, and ran). There was even a nice view of the sea from the window. In contrast, my sister hated the place and felt it had a strong negative vibe/atmosphere because of its association with people having affairs.
Both my sister and I have attempted to submit reviews but have been rejected. In my case, tripadvisor has stated that the Lemon Tea does not meet their hotel criteria (even though it - and other Love Hotels - are now appearing on several mainstream booking sites). We've also tried to submit reviews for Oganoya (who poorly managed the booking) but because we didn't stay there, those reviews have also been rejected.
The bottom line for me is: It is insanely hard to get accommodations for the Akita Kanto. Given that the Lemon Tea is an astoundingly cheap and roomy hotel that is easy to get to after the festival, I feel very strongly tripadvisor needs to add it to its roster so travelers can better access this resource.
We drove to Akita on Aug 2 from the Dewa Sanzan area (which we hiked and highly recommend also) and got our bearings at the Daiwa Roynet - in particular: researching where to move/park our car the next day. In the end, parking was super-easy; we moved the car to a small lot about 4 blocks from the festival route and paid about $10/day. The Kanto festival has a lot of things to do all day and we recommend visiting the Agora Plaza starting around 11 because there are all-day performances - the best of which was the daytime bamboo pole demonstration by about 6 groups, and some great taiko. Even though it was crazy hot out, we could readily duck into AC'd malls all day and everything was bearable. We were not as crazy about the organized gourmet food stall area; it was too crowded and there wasn't enough seating when we arrived at 5.
At around 6:30, we were able to access our assigned seat - which was only OK (we were assigned a flat set of bench-style seats where they definitely crammed you in - not the stair-like bleacher seating that seemed to be the most ideal). Official seating is down the middle of the avenue; the sidewalks are free-for-all areas that people started claiming early in the day and were super-crammed come parade-time.
The actual Kanto began a little before 7:30 and ran until just before 9. The route runs a circle around the avenue/central seating - with 30-40 groups (group = taiko drummers, flute-players, and a dozen or more bamboo pole balancers). Over 200 poles are raised at any time during the parade - probably 5 per group. The line-up of groups shift positions 3 times during the parade - but, sitting in the middle, you feel as though you are surrounded by the rice-like lantern displays. Definitely one of the most amazing sights I've ever seen. The festival ended very promptly and there was an orderly exodus such that we were on the road by 9:30 - no problems driving out of the city whatsoever.
So - here is where things get interesting: The afternoon of the festival, the Oganoya called us around 1 p.m. and said they were moving us to the Hotel Lemon Tea (5 minutes away) because of an overbooking problem. They did not tell us over the phone this was an adults only Love Hotel - but my sister knew instantly they were trying to move the gaijin, hoping we would miss the adult-only part. We were also asked to stop at the Oganoya on our way there so the owner could guide us to the Lemon Tea; when we did so, we were clear that we fully understood this was a Love Hotel move and the desk attendant did seem rather embarrassed.
I personally don't have big history with Japan or the Love Hotel concept - so, for me, all I saw was the relative room size and great cost savings of the Lemon Tea ($60). It was sort of seedy feeling coming in - the parking garage has panels you can move in front of your license plate, the front desk has a panel hiding your face from the attendant's (i.e. all interactions are by hand through a 4-inch space), and there are "sexy" costumes on display by the front desk (most were sort of school uniformy). Our room - called "the royal room" - was massive... probably 3-5X bigger than all hotels we stayed at during our 2+ weeks in Tohoku. There were 2 queen beds; both were clean in terms of bedding - only the sort of carpet padding around the frame made me want to pull out a blacklight. There was a full-body massage chair, which was sort of nice to have after a long day. The bathroom had a big tub that was surrounded by pillars and what looked like old no-longer-functioning disco/spotlights or something. There was good AC (except in the bathroom). The breakfast was minimal but filling - a tray with grilled ham/cheese on very white crustless bread with chicken broth and yogurt was delivered (again - you never saw the staff... they rang the bell, dropped the tray, and ran). There was even a nice view of the sea from the window. In contrast, my sister hated the place and felt it had a strong negative vibe/atmosphere because of its association with people having affairs.
Both my sister and I have attempted to submit reviews but have been rejected. In my case, tripadvisor has stated that the Lemon Tea does not meet their hotel criteria (even though it - and other Love Hotels - are now appearing on several mainstream booking sites). We've also tried to submit reviews for Oganoya (who poorly managed the booking) but because we didn't stay there, those reviews have also been rejected.
The bottom line for me is: It is insanely hard to get accommodations for the Akita Kanto. Given that the Lemon Tea is an astoundingly cheap and roomy hotel that is easy to get to after the festival, I feel very strongly tripadvisor needs to add it to its roster so travelers can better access this resource.
เขียนเมื่อ 9 สิงหาคม ค.ศ. 2019
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Cynthia W
พอร์ตแลนด์, ออริกอน41 ผลงาน
If I reserve bleacher seats on the Internet on May 1, will a statement be mailed to my address overseas (USA)? How can I pay for the seats? Or do I have to have someone in Japan do it for me? Thanks in advance for any information. I plan to attend the festival on August 5 and 6 (Saturday and Sunday).
retirementvacation
โฮโนลูลู, ฮาวาย
How far away is the festival from the port where the Princess will be docked and times for start and end on 6 August. How do we get to the festival.
Odyssesian
Singapore75 ผลงาน
DrSheryl - thanks for the tip about the website.
From what I gather:
The kanto parade starts at 7:25pm and ends at 9:pm
Seems the festival is along the whole stretch from the plaza in front of the Akita train station to main city streets
There appears to be some ticketed reserved seating. Not sure if this is for certain stretches or for whole stretch of the festival route.
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- โรงแรมใกล้ๆ เทศกาล อาคิตะ คันโต:
- (0.32 กม.) Le Port Mizuho
- (0.44 กม.) Akita Park Hotel
- (0.50 กม.) Hotel Alpha Inn Akita
- (0.57 กม.) Ito Ryokan Guest House
- (0.65 กม.) Hotel Pearl City Akita Kanto Odori
- ร้านอาหารใกล้ๆ เทศกาล อาคิตะ คันโต:
- (0.01 กม.) Akita Municipal Office Staff Cafeteria
- (0.02 กม.) Terra
- (0.02 กม.) Kyujiro Burger
- (0.06 กม.) Suehiroramenhonpo
- (0.13 กม.) Nagahama Coffee Sanno