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Ship Festival (Susukigisui Shrine) [ fr; ja; zh] is a Chinese character. It is one of the Kyōiku kanji or Kanji taught in elementary school in Japan. ^[1] It is a sixth grade kanji ^[1].

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Ofune Matsuri is a word used to refer to many Japanese festivals involving boats. It has notable many implemenations including one from the Suwa shrine Suwa taisha. ^{[2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]}

• Ibaraki Prefecture Kitaibaraki City ( Sawawachigi Shrine [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Ship Festival (Sanahaba Jijin Shrine) [ ja; draft]
• Chiba Prefecture Tateyama City ( Aihama Shrine [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Ship Festival (Aihama Shrine) [ ja; draft]
• Nagano Prefecture Azumino City ( Hotaka Shrine) ⇒ Hotaka Shrine#Ship Festival
• Nagano Prefecture Azumino City ( Sumiyoshi Shrine (Azumino City) [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Sumiyoshi Shrine (Azumino City)#History [ ja; draft]
• Nagano Prefecture Azumino City ( Kumano Shrine (Azumino City) [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Kumano Shrine (Azumino City)#History [ ja; draft]
• Nagano Prefecture Shimosuwa Town ( Suwa-taisha) ⇒ Suwa-taisha#Festival
• Nagano Prefecture Matsumoto, Nagano ( Susukigisui Shrine (Matsumoto City) [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Ship Festival (Susukigisui Shrine) [ ja; draft]
• Mie Prefecture Toba, Mie ( Aohou Mountain [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Shoufukuji Temple (Toba City)#Ship Festival [ ja; draft]
• Mie Prefecture Toba City ( Ama Kazukime Shrine [ ja; draft]) ⇒ Ama Kazukime Shrine#Two Ship Festival [ ja; draft]

See Also

• Wakayama Prefecture Shingū, Wakayama ( Kumano Hayatama Taisha) Ship Festival (Mifune Matsuri) ⇒ Kumano Hayatama Festival#Ship Festival (October 16) [ ja; draft]
• Nagano Prefecture Saku, Nagano Ohfun-sama Festival ⇒ Iwamurada Gion Festival Ohfun-sama Festival [ ja; draft]

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