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[edit]The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site. Its Pamphlet section contains an English version.
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[edit]Imari is accessible by the Matsuura Railway and the Chikuhi Line of JR Kyushu. By car it can be reached from the Matsuura Bypass and Route 202 from Karatsu.
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Imari Ton-Ten-Ton Festival is held for 3 days every year near the end of October. Located in Imari City, the festival is one of the three great fighting festivals in Japan. In the festival a crashing battle took place between the two huge portable shrines, the Ara-mikoshi and the Danjiri. After a death during the battle in 2006, this part of the festival is performed by reducing the scale. The name "Ton-Ten-Ton" represents the sound of drums used in the festival.
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[edit]- Imari Nabeshima-yaki Gallery (伊万里鍋島焼会館). Gallery and shop for Nabeshima ceramicware. Its restaurant serves everything on distinctive blue dishes.
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