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Murayama Dedara Festival brings the legendary giant to life in festival floats

The Murayama Dedara Festival takes place on November 14 and 15, 2026, at the temporary parking lot of AEON MALL Musashimurayama in Musashimurayama, Tokyo. On the first day, the citizens’ parade features floats inspired by Deedarabocchi, accompanied by dance, taiko drums and festival music, bringing the evening streets of Musashimurayama to life.

Opening day
Final day
Venue
AEON MALL Musashimurayama Temporary Parking Lot (1-1 Enoki, Musashimurayama)
Admission & participation
Please check official announcements for admission requirements.
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HIGHLIGHTS

Event highlights

A giant legend told through floats and festival music

The festival takes its name from the long-standing legend of Deedarabocchi (Daitarahōshi), a giant. One of the first day’s highlights is the appearance in the citizens’ parade of floats inspired by this legendary giant.

A succession of floats, together with the rhythms of dance, taiko drums and festival music, gives the parade its character. Look beyond the floats themselves to the movement of the dancers and the sounds, and you may find a moment when the festival’s name and theme come together. The official introduction describes the citizens’ parade as the climax of the first day.

If you’re visiting for the parade, consider making the first day your choice. The materials provided do not give detailed event times or the parade schedule, so check the organizer’s latest information before setting out and plan accordingly.

Alongside the viewing, calls for participants are also posted

With the motto “From a festival to watch to a festival to take part in,” the Murayama Dedara Festival began in 2006. Its stated aims also include taking a fresh look at local traditions, culture and nature, and creating new connections through交流.

The 2026 official website includes an October 7 notice seeking participants for the Dedara Dance Contest. A September 25 notice also seeks people to help pull the floats in the parade, so information is available for those interested in taking part as well as watching.

The notices provided do not specify participation requirements, how to apply or what will take place on the day. If you are considering applying, check the details in each recruitment notice. A notice about stall location numbers is also posted.

EVENT INFORMATION

Dates & participation

Official title村山デエダラまつり

Opening day
Final day
Dates2026-11-14〜2026-11-15
VenueAEON MALL Musashimurayama Temporary Parking Lot (1-1 Enoki, Musashimurayama)
Admission and participationCheck the official information
Address1-1 Enoki, Musashimurayama, Tokyo

Hours, admission rules, and ticket availability are subject to change. Please check the official website before heading out.

OFFICIAL WEBSITE & TICKETS

Official website & tickets

Official event websitewww.dedara.com

ACCESS

How to get there

Step-by-step guide

Things to decide before your visit

  1. 01

    Choose a date

    The festival takes place on November 14 and 15, 2026. If you’re hoping to see the citizens’ parade, plan around the first day.

  2. 02

    Check the times

    The materials do not specify the event or parade times, so check the organizer’s latest information before setting out.

  3. 03

    Check participant recruitment

    If you’re interested in the dance contest or helping to pull a float in the parade, check the requirements and application process in the recruitment notices on the official website.

  4. 04

    Check the venue location

    The venue is the AEON MALL Musashimurayama Temporary Parking Lot at 1-1 Enoki, Musashimurayama. Route information is not included in the materials provided, so look up the venue name on a map and check the organizer’s latest information.

Detailed access info

Check the venue location against the official information and a map before setting out. Please also check the official access information before your visit.

1-1 Enoki, Musashimurayama, Tokyo

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