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Traditional Japanese Festival with Karakuri and Floats – Inuyama, Japan

I came to see the Inuyama Festival. This is Inuyama City, located north of Nagoya. The festival is designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan. It’s a celebration filled with beauty, craftsmanship, and moments that feel timeless. From puppet performances known as karakuri to the sheer power of yama floats rotating through the night, I was quietly moved—by the people, the children, the sound of scraping wheels echoing through the narrow streets. Some say Japan has lost something. But here, I found a different answer. 00:00 Intro 00:25 Around Inuyama Castle 00:52 Inuyama Castle Town 03:55 Haritsuna Shrine 04:24 Sanko Inari Shrine 05:18 Yama (Festival Floats) 06:00 Karakuri (Mechanical Puppets) 15:06 Yamakiri (Sideways Skid Turn) 20:35 Donden (Float Spin Turn) 📍 Filming Locations: ・Inuyama Castle https://maps.app.goo.gl/yTd3Gn1oU9JQZ... ・Inuyama Castle Town / Showa Yokocho https://maps.app.goo.gl/MZ8AmeJNWFAEo... ・Haritsuna Shrine https://maps.app.goo.gl/Q6RnSURmPhp8J... ・Sanko Inari Shrine https://maps.app.goo.gl/nVmURDGgfUhVS... 📷 Equipment: Sony α9 III Insta360 AcePro (4K 60fps mode) INKEE Falcon Plus Stabilizer 📌 About This Channel Slow Valley Life captures the fading beauty of Japan’s countryside and cultural philosophy. Through visuals and storytelling, I explore themes of impermanence, nature, solitude, and subtle humor— deeply rooted in the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi. Subscribe for more poetic reflections from across Japan:    / @slowvalleylife   📌 Related Channel Looking for pure nature sounds without music or subtitles? Visit Japan Echoes:    / @japanechoes