A Japanese festival where you can hardly sleep for 48 hours.

The Isono Shrine Festival, which is the largest of the Saijo Festivals, is held over two days, starting with the ``Miya Deri'' ceremony at around 2:00 a.m. on October 15th and ending with ``Miyairi'' at around 6:00 p.m. on October 16th. I will.
This festival is a gorgeous festival with more than 80 stalls including danjiri and mikoshi.
From midnight until dawn, the parade of over 100 stalls with lit lanterns recreates a fantastical picture scroll of a festival. Although its origins are not certain, it is a traditional local festival that appears in documents from around the year 1761 of the Edo era (Horeki 11).