Gionmatsuri wa Kyōtoshi Higashiyamaku de no shichigatsu ichi nichi (kippu iri) kara san jū ichi nichi (eki jinja nagoshi sai) made, ichi kagetsu niwatatte tasaina saiji ga okonawareru Yasakajinja no sairei desu. Nakademo saki matsuri no jū nana nichi to ato matsuri no ni jū yon nichi ni wa ōzei no hitobito ga otozuremasu. Ima kara oyoso sen hyaku nen mae, Kyōto de ryūkōshita ekibyō o shizumeru tame, Shinsen'en nite roku jū roku hon no hoko o tsukuri ekibyō no taisan o kiganshita no ga yurai da to iwareteite, nagai rekishi o motsu sairei desu.
The Gion Festival is a month-long festival held at Yasaka Shrine in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, from July 1 (kippu -iri) to July 31 (Nagoshi ceremony at Ekijin Shrine). The 17th, the “early festival,” and the 24th, the “later festival,” are especially popular with large crowds. The origin of this festival is said to date back to 1100 years ago, when 66 spears were made in the Shinsen-en Garden to pray for the elimination of an epidemic that was spreading in Kyoto, making this a festival with a long history.
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