Approaching Typhoon No. 19 Weekend event cancellation in various places one after another October 10 17:30
Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 19, events that were scheduled to be held this weekend are being canceled one after another.
In conjunction with the Japan Rugby World Cup, Tokyo has set up two “Fan Zones” in Chiyoda Ward and Chofu City where you can enjoy rugby through live games, etc. Decided to cancel both venues on the 12th.
The 13th is under consideration, including cancellation, and will be judged by 10pm the previous day.
In addition, facilities such as Ueno Zoo, Tama Zoo, and Kasai Rinkai Aquarium are closed all day on the 12th and are scheduled to open from 1 pm on the 13th. However, depending on the conditions of the facilities and public transportation, the opening time may be delayed. It means that there is also sex.
In addition to the “Tokyo Taste Festa” that was scheduled to be held from March 11 to 13 in the Marunouchi, Yurakucho, and Hibiya areas, the Minato Ward was scheduled for the 12th and 13th in order to enjoy ingredients from around the country. Events such as the “People Festival” and the “Edogawa Inhabitant Festival” scheduled on the 13th have also been canceled.
There are other events that have already been canceled, and the sponsoring organizations and local governments want their status to be checked on their websites.
Removal work
The “Fukuro Festival Dance Festival 20th Tokyo Yosakoi” scheduled to be held in Toshima-ku, Tokyo on the 12th and 13th of this weekend, the event on the 12th was canceled.
For this reason, one of the venues, Ikebukuro west exit station square, was busy with the removal of the paper lanterns and the stage dismantling work, which was attached to a temporary stage that was planned to be used by traders at the event.
As for the 13th, the organizer decides whether or not to hold it by 9:00 pm the previous day at the latest, and some changes have been made, such as canceling the Yosakoi dance contest that was planned even if it was held Is to do.
Mr. Shigeaki Ariyama, the chairman of the Fukuro Festival Council, said, “Since there are many cases where recent typhoons are locally and intensively damaged, we made an early decision. I want to provide a safe place to show. "
"Kawasaki Minato Festival" canceled
In Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, the “Kawasaki Minato Festival” scheduled to be held in parks around the port of Kawasaki for 12 days and 13th of this month was canceled as there was a risk that exhibitors and participants could not be secured. have become.
According to the executive committee, more than 250,000 people visited last year, but the person in charge said, “Typhoon No. 15 last month caused significant damage along the sea, so we decided to cancel it early.” I was talking.
"Yokohama Jazz Promenade" canceled
Yokohama's largest jazz event “Yokohama Jazz Promenade”, scheduled to be held in Yokohama City for two days starting on the 12th, was canceled last year.
Canceled sports competition Kanagawa
Sports competitions have also been canceled in various places, and the "Junior Olympic Athletics Competition", which was scheduled to be held for 3 days from 11th at the Todoroki Stadium in Kawasaki City, will be attended by approximately 1800 players from 47 prefectures It was decided to cancel on the 12th and 13th.
At the Katase Beach in Fujisawa City, the “All Japan Life Saving Championships”, which was scheduled to be attended by about 1000 players on the 12th and 13th, was decided to be canceled.
Kanagawa also closes the zoo
Yokohama City decided to close the three zoos, “Yokohama Zoo ZOORASIA”, “Nogeyama Zoo” and “Kanazawa Zoo” for 12 days and 13 days this month.
The response on the 14th is to judge the situation of typhoon damage.
Fireworks display is canceled Nagano
While Typhoon No. 19 is expected to approach, there are a number of events in Nagano Prefecture that are scheduled to be canceled or postponed for three consecutive holidays starting on the 12th.
Of these, in Nagano City, the Kawanakajima Battlefield Festival, which was scheduled for Saturday on the 12th, will be postponed to 14 days, two days later.
At the executive committee offices created by local commercial and industrial associations, the person in charge made a phone call to over 100 companies and organizations that provide fireworks on the 10th.
In addition, we were busy with the work that occurred along with the postponement, such as whether the place reserved as a parking lot for visitors expected to be about 30,000 can be used even if the schedule is changed.
Some of them are affected by the fact that the group that was supposed to perform the lion dance is not able to participate because the schedule has changed.
The person in charge of the work said, “I didn't think it was so difficult to postpone the event.”
The executive committee chairman Masaaki Hanyuda said, “We have done the complete setup so far, but everything has gone crazy because of the typhoon. I would like many people to come to the venue on the day. "