Official

Until now, it has been called "birds" and "birds".

This is the official name "Kankodori".
※It's not an old bird


'Isatsuko' is a taiko drum that was set up to make people trying to remonstrate against the monarch in the old China, and 'chicken' is an imaginary chicken that encourages the monarch to rule good politics and awakens people by chicken. The word 'Isako chicken' means that since it is a good government, there is no need to sound the Isako, and birds that stop above do not escape.
http://www.tokyo-jinjacho.or.jp/goshahou/kankodori/
Citation: Tokyo Shrine Office


So, in a peaceful world, there is no need to sound the drums of this float.
In other words, it is a symbol of a peaceful world.


When it comes to festivals, I think there is an image of hitting a pompon drum.
It's right not to hit this first float.


This Isoko chicken is still a symbol in O Temmacho, and is designed for a festival half-cloth.

I found the materials of the Kyobashi Library, and it seems that a large Isakoyama car like ↓ was once used.
Currently, there are many telephone poles, so it is a compact Isakoyama car.



We hope that you will enjoy Kanda festival in 2025, focusing on such places.
https://kandamatsuri.com/shinkosai/


(Provided by: Kyobashi Library in Chuo City)