Experience the power of the lavishly decorated chosa drum floats and Toyohama’s vibrant festival culture.

The museum displays a chosa used in Toyohama’s autumn festival, bringing the excitement of this cherished local tradition to life throughout the year.

Three highlights of Chosa Kaikan Museum

1. 1. See an impressive drum float up closeAdmire the scale, elaborate embroidery, and intricate details of a richly decorated chosa.
2. 2. Discover Toyohama’s festival cultureExhibits and historical materials introduce the customs and community spirit behind the Chosa Festival.
3. 3. Experience the town during festival seasonIf visiting during the autumn festival, check official information for event details and traffic restrictions.

Official information and directions

Check the Kanonji Tourism websiteGet directions on Google Maps

Quick access guide

* Please check opening days and traffic information during the festival period in advance.

Nearby attractions

• ・Takaya Shrine’s Torii in the SkyThrough the torii gate at the summit of Mount Inazumi, take in panoramic views of Kanonji and the Seto Inland Sea. Looking across the region after learning about its festival culture conveys the scale of the communities where chosa traditions are carried on.
• ・Unpenji Summit ParkRide the ropeway to the summit to enjoy views of the Sanuki Plain and Seto Inland Sea, as well as the Sky Swing. Combined with Chosa Kaikan, it makes a full-day journey through Toyohama’s culture and the natural scenery of western Sanuki.
• ・Stroll around ToyohamaWalk through the town where the autumn festival takes place and discover everyday local life around its shrines, lanes, and harbor. Following the routes taken by the ornate chosa floats displayed at the museum offers a deeper understanding of the festival.