A parade of women at the Marumage Festival
A parade of women at the Marumage Festival © Toyama Tourism Organization

Marumage Festivalまるまげ祭り

Annually, a parade of unmarried women in vibrant kimonos, led by girls wearing flower hats known as Hanagasa Doji, makes its way through the streets of Himi City. The Marumage Festival is believed to have originated from the story of geiko (geisha girls) who would visit Senju-ji Temple to pray for a successful marriage while wearing their hair in the marumage style, which is associated with married women.

Opening Hours

13:30 - 16:00

Venue

  • Senjuji ⎯ 千手寺

    Address

    13-4 Saiwai-cho, Himi City, Toyama

    Getting There

    • 18 minutes walk from Himi Station (氷見駅)
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