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Why Kishiwada's Danjiri Floats Race at Full Speed

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Kishiwada's danjiri festival in Osaka Prefecture is back in focus, with a Sankei feature exploring why the massive wooden floats are pulled at breakneck speed through narrow streets. The article traces the tradition's sprinting custom to history and human nature, while a tanka poem capturing the thrill of a float rushing past has been shared alongside the piece.

Why now: The danjiri festival season draws attention to the dramatic and dangerous high-speed float tradition.

KishiwadaOsaka Prefecturedanjiri festivalSankei Shimbun

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