National Cultural Festival
Paaloŋ yipɔgeloŋ tigiri
| Piiluu | 1986  |
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The National Cultural Festival (国民文化祭, Kokuminbunkasai) (sometimes shortened to Kokubunsai (国文祭)) e la Japan’s yipɔge tigiri kpoŋ naŋ boɔrɔ ka o ko a Japanese noba vuo ka wane ba yipɔge tɛɛtɛɛ yeleree. Ba pukyaare la yiri yeleree ko noba naŋ poɔ a poɔ ka doro lisiri A yeli ŋa maŋ e la[1][2]
Host prefectures
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]- 1986 - Tokyo (1st Festival)
- 1987 - Kumamoto (2nd)
- 1988 - Hyogo (3rd)
- 1989 - Saitama (4th)
- 1990 - Ehime (5th)
- 1991 - Chiba (6th)
- 1992 - Ishikawa (7th)
- 1993 - Iwate (8th)
- 1994 - Mie (9th)
- 1995 - Tochigi (10th)
- 1996 - Toyama (11th)
- 1997 - Kagawa (12th)
- 1998 - Oita (13th)
- 1999 - Gifu (14th)
- 2000 - Hiroshima (15th)
- 2001 - Gunma (16th)
- 2002 - Tottori (17th)
- 2003 - Yamagata (18th)
- 2004 - Fukuoka (19th)
- 2005 - Fukui (20th)
- 2006 - Yamaguchi (21st)
- 2007 - Tokushima (22nd)
- 2008 - Ibaraki (23rd)
- 2009 - Shizuoka (24th)
- 2010 - Okayama (25th)
- 2024 - Ishikawa
- 2025 - Nagasaki
Meŋ la nyɛ
[maaleŋ | Maale eŋ yizie]- Japanese Ministry of Education
- Agency for Cultural Affairs
- The 25th National Cultural Festival Okayama 2010