The Seki Parade Float Museum opened in 2019 and is host to "The Mountains of Seki". Each July, Seki hosts its annual "Seki Juku Gion Summer Festival" with a large parade featuring traditional Japanese floats. In Takayama, these floats are called "dashi", but in Seki they are known as "yama". "Yama" translates as "mountain" in Japanese the phrase "The mountains of Seki" means to "perform to the best of your abilities". The floats, ie. mountains, of Seki are good examples of this, as they are quite large—any larger and they wouldn't fit down the streets of the city.

Address 531 Seki-cho, Naka-machi, Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture 519-1112
〒519-1112 三重県亀山市関町中町531
Directions

JR
• Take the train from Nagoya to Kameyama (75 minutes)
• Change trains at Kameyama towards Seki (6 minutes)
• Walk from Seki Station (about 5 minutes)

Business hours

9:00AM–16:30PM

Holidays

Closed on Mondays (Tuesdays if Monday is a public holiday) and December 29–January 3.

Contact

0595-96-1103

Price

Seki Parade Float Museum-only Admission

Adults ¥300
Kids ¥200

Combo Pack
(Seki Parade Float Museum, Seki Travel Lodge Museum, and Seki City Museum)

Adults ¥500
Kids ¥300

Websites Tourism Association Website(JPN)https://www.kankomie.or.jp/spot/detail_23557.html

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