[Ecchu Owara Dancing] Special event “Kangetsu no banquet” to be held on September 9 only with moon-viewing dinner

2023.08.07

Royal Hotel Toyama Tonami will hold the “Kangetsu no En” event on Saturday, September 9, 2023, with the Ecchu Owara Dance.

The “Owara Kaze no Bon Festival” is a charming festival with a glamorous atmosphere unique to the emotional cobblestone streets of the city, and the sophisticated dancing, singing, and instrumental performances attract many people.
We have prepared an event that allows visitors to enjoy such a historic folkloric event with Owara dancing inside the hotel.

Outline of "Kangetsu no Yeast" with Ecchu Owara Dancing

Date: September 9, 2023 (Sat)
Time: 18:00 Reception / 18:30 Banquet
Venue: 2nd Floor Royal Hall
Fee: <Includes all-you-can-drink beverages specified by the hotel>
18,000 yen per person
※Full reservations are required.
※The above rates do not include lodging.
※The above prices include service charge and consumption tax.

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