Kazariyama (stationary decorative float)

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Kazariyama are large, elaborately decorated stationary festival floats displayed during the Hakata Gion Yamakasa in Fukuoka, often featuring towering scenes of historical and mythical figures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese festival equipment
cultural object
festival float
stationary decorative float
associatedShrine Kushida Shrine NERFINISHED
associatedWithCity Fukuoka NERFINISHED
associatedWithWard Hakata-ku, Fukuoka NERFINISHED
constructionFrequency rebuilt or redesigned annually
contrastedWith Kakiyama NERFINISHED
country Japan
decorationMaterial cloth
gold leaf (sometimes)
lacquer
paper
wood
decorationTheme folklore scenes
historical figures
kabuki scenes
mythical figures
samurai tales
differenceFromKakiyama Kazariyama are not carried or raced NERFINISHED
Kazariyama are taller and more decorative NERFINISHED
displayLocationType public squares in Hakata area
shopping arcades
temple or shrine precincts
displayPeriod around early July
displayType stationary display
etymology "kazari" (decoration) + "yama" (mountain/float) NERFINISHED
festivalType Gion festival NERFINISHED
function festival decoration
religious offering display
tourist attraction
hasCharacteristic colorful
elaborately decorated
large
ornate wooden structure
three-dimensional tableaux
towering
hasRoleInFestival expression of craftsmanship
symbol of local pride
languageOfName Japanese
locatedInCulture Japanese culture GENERATED
mobility stationary
nameWrittenInKanji 飾り山 NERFINISHED
religiousContext Shinto-related festival practice
requires specialized artisans
typicalHeight approximately 10 meters to 15 meters
usedInFestival Hakata Gion Yamakasa NERFINISHED

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Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival floatType Kazariyama (stationary decorative float)
subject surface form: Hakata Gion Yamakasa