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Motorcycle enthusiasts gather! “Hayabusa Station Festival”
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Hayabusa Station, a wooden structure built in 1929, is located in Yazu Town, Tottori Prefecture, along the Wakasa Railway.
The gathering began in 2008 when a motorcycle magazine called for Suzuki Hayabusa owners to gather at Hayabusa Station on August 8th (“Hayabusa’s Day”). Though it was announced 2 days before and was on a weekday, 7 Haybusa riders gathered.
Following year, “Hayabusa Station Festival” was officially started to attract more people.
Since then, through media coverage and social media, it has become a major event that brings thousands of people.
Experience being a Hayabusa rider!
Once a small local event held in front of Hayabusa Station, it has now became a major event that attracts over 2,000 people from all over Japan.
The event is not only for Hayabusa riders, but for any motorcycle enthusiast in general.
Information
| Name： | Wakasa Railway "Hayabusa Station" |
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| Contact： |
Committee for Preserving Hayabusa Station TEL:yazu-kikaku@town.yazu.tottori.jp（※please contact through email only） |
| Official website： | https://www.kirinnomachi.jp/hayabusa/?utm_source=kirinnomachi-org&utm_medium=referral |