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Gion Festival Pre- and Post-Festival Guide Map

Pre-festival Map

When the Yoiyama festival begins, the floats' komagata lanterns are lit up to the sound of Gion music, and the town takes on a festive atmosphere. The magnificent float procession on the 17th and the impressive mikoshi procession are also highlights.

Pre-festival Map
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Yoiyama

July 14（Mon.）- 16（Wed.）

Hankyu Karasuma Get off at the station

*There will be no pedestrian precinct on July 14th.

* When it rains, when the underground passage Congestion
Exits 15-20 and ​​23-26 may be downhill only.​​

* At Congestion o'clock, Exit 21 and 22 may be uphill only.

*Exit 13 is currently closed due to construction.

Yamahoko Parade

July 17（Thu.）9:00〜

Get off at Hankyu Karasuma or Hankyu Kyoto-kawaramachi station

Exits 2 and 3 will be for outbound passengers only from around 8:00 until the end of the parade. Other exits may also be for outbound passengers only.

Cruise Map

List of floats for the preliminary festival

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Naginata Hoko Kakkyoyama Kankoboko Hakugayama Niwatorihoko Ashikariyama Kikusui Hoko Aburatenjinyama Tsukihoko Mt. Wood Bandit Mountain Hokahoko Taishi Mountain Funehoko Hakurakuten Mountain Iwato Mountain Ayagasahoko Mt. Hoshoyama Mt. Toroyama Yamabushi Mountain Shijo Umbrella Bowl Mt. Uradeyama Mt. Mengzong Mt. Hailten Jinyama

*In no particular order
*Kujitorizu refers to floats such as the Naginata Hoko whose parade order is predetermined.

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