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Soma Nomaoi 2027

Hundreds of riders in full samurai armour thunder across Fukushima's coast for armoured horse races and a wild scramble to catch sacred flags shot into the sky.

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Cuándo · Dónde

Cuándo
2027/05/29 – 2027/05/31
Dónde
Hibarigahara Festival Grounds, Minamisoma (and Soma & Namie)(Hibarigahara, Haramachi-ku, Minamisoma City, Fukushima)
Ciudad
Por todo Japón
Cómo llegar
About 25 minutes' walk from JR Haramachi Station (Joban Line); shuttle buses run on the main festival day.
Precio
The main-day grounds (Hibarigahara) are ticketed for grandstand seating; street processions are free to watch. Exact 2027 dates (last weekend of May) confirmed in advance.
Organizador
Soma Nomaoi Executive Committee

Bueno saber antes de ir

Cómo llegar
About 25 minutes' walk from JR Haramachi Station (Joban Line); shuttle buses run on the main festival day. Abrir ruta en Google Maps ↗
Reserva y entrada
Consulta entradas y detalles en la página oficial (botón de arriba).
Pago
The main-day grounds (Hibarigahara) are ticketed for grandstand seating; street processions are free to watch. Exact 2027 dates (last weekend of May) confirmed in advance.. Los locales pequeños en Japón suelen funcionar con efectivo: lleva algo de yenes (tarjetas/IC no garantizadas).
Idioma
Principalmente en japonés: una app de traducción en el móvil ayuda.
Ideal para
amantes de la cultura

Destacados

  • Kacchu Keiba — armoured horse races by riders in ancestral samurai armour
  • Shinki Sodatsusen — a flag-catching scramble for shrine banners fired into the air
  • A solemn procession of 'samurai' through the streets behind their commanders

Origen e historia

A nationally designated Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property with roughly a thousand years of history, Soma Nomaoi re-enacts the military exercises and wild-horse capture of the medieval Soma clan.

Bueno saber

The grandstand at Hibarigahara is the only place to see the races and flag-catching together — book a seat early, bring a hat and water for the open field in late-May heat.

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