Stakeholders’ Database
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Inuyama Festival)
AICHI (Inuyama-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Jo-hana Hikiyama Festival)
TOYAMA (Nanto-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Kamezaki Shiohi Festival)
AICHI (Handa-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Kanuma Imamiya Shrine Festival)
TOCHIGI (Kanuma-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Kawagoe Hikawa Festival)
SAITAMA (Kawagoe-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Kujirabune Festival of the Toride Shrine)
MIE (Yokkaichi-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Kuwana Ishidori Festival)
MIE (Kuwana-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Nagahama Hikiyama Festival)
SHIGA (Nagahama-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Ogaki Festival)
GIFU (Ogaki-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Owari Tsushima Tennoh Festival)
AICHI (Tsushima-shi, Aisai-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Sawara Float Festival)
CHIBA (Katori-shi)
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UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
Ishikawa
Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Seihaku Festival)
ISHIKAWA (Nanao-shi)
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UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage
Yamagata
Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Shinjo Festival)
YAMAGATA (Shinjo-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Sunari Festival)
AICHI (Kanie-cho)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Takaoka Mikurumayama Festival)
TOYAMA (Takaoka-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Takayama Festival)
GIFU (Takayama-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Tatemon Festival of Uozu)
TOYAMA (Uozu-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Tobata Gion Festival)
FUKUOKA (Kitakyushu)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Tsuchizaki Shimmei Shrine Festival)
AKITA (Akita-shi)
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Yama/Hoko/Yatai: the Float Festivals of Japan (The Ueno Tenjin Festival)
MIE (Iga-shi)