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2025 Okinawa Traditional Eisa Festival & Performance Information
In 2025, Obon in Okinawa is scheduled for September 4 ~ 6.
Event Information for Youth Associations
Sunday, February 9
Higashi Flea Market & Meat Festival (hosted by Higashi Jichikai)
Time: 10:00 - 18:00 (Eisa dance starts around noon)
Venue: Wakanatsu Park (Okinawa City)
Performing Groups:
Higashi Youth Association
Minami Tobaru Youth Association
Yamazato Youth Association
Shimabukuro Youth Association
Sunday, February 9
Chunichi Dragons Fan Appreciation Event "Rikkarikka Ichabira Festival"
Time: 10:00 - 16:00 (Eisa dance starts around 13:30)
Venue: Yomitan Cosmos Field in front of Yomitan Junior High School
Performing Groups:
Takashiho Youth Association
Sunday, February 9
Yakena Grand Bullfighting Tournament
Time: Around 12:30
Location: Ishikawa Multipurpose Dome
Performing groups: Yakena Youth Association
*This is a performance as the opening attraction of the bullfighting tournament.
The bullfighting tournament requires admission.
Admission: 3,000 yen for men, 2,000 yen for women, 1,000 yen for junior and senior high school students, free for elementary school students and younger
Sunday, February 23
Regular Eisa Kaikan performance
Time: 15:00
Location: Eisa Kaikan
Performing groups
Noborikawa Youth Association
Admission: 300 yen for adults, 100 yen for children
Saturday, March 8
10th Student Eisa Festival
Time: 16:00 - 20:00
Location: Main floor, Okinawa International University
Performing groups TBA
PM 70th All Island Eisa Festival
The largest Eisa Festival in Okinawa
Dates
September 12 - 14 (Friday - Sunday)
Venue / Times / Performing Groups TBA
Every year, Michijune is held on the first day, and the festival is held at Koza Sports Park Athletics Stadium on the second and third days.
The executive committee produced the special video Eisa Dondon to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the Okinawa All Island Eisa Festival in order to convey the charm of this event.
This is a human drama that depicts the growth of a youth group aiming to participate in the Okinawa All Island Eisa Festival and their family ties. It conveys the history and charm of the festival and also depicts the essence of what Eisa is.