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Suigo Itako Iris Festival
One sheet vintage poster advertises the
Suigo Itako Iris Festival, an annual event in Itako City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
Festival Highlights

The Flowers: The festival celebrates the blooming of over 1 million irises featuring 500 different varieties.
Dates: Traditionally held from late May to late June, with the peak bloom typically occurring around June 10.
Key Tradition: The most famous event is the Yomeiri-bune (Bride on a Boat), where a real bride in a traditional white kimono is rowed down the canal to meet her groom.
Transportation: Visitors can enjoy tours on Ro-bune (traditional Japanese rowboats), which were once the primary mode of transportation in this riverside district.

Poster Details
The artwork is a mid-century travel poster, likely from the 1950s or 1960s, designed to promote tourism to the Suigo-Itako region. It features a minimalist aesthetic common in Japanese travel advertisements of that era, focusing on the iconic elements of the festival: the purple irises and the traditional boat viewed from a unique top-down perspective.
Suigo Itako Iris Festival - Mounted (Poster)
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Suigo Itako Iris Festival (Poster)