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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The “2018 Demon God Festival – Night Parade of a Hundred Monsters” at Xitou Monster Village kicks off on August 11th and runs every evening until August 19th. Adorable and mischievous monsters from the village will come out to make appearances...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Zhang Yawen, compiled and reported
 
The “2018 Demon God Festival – Night Parade of a Hundred Monsters” at Xitou Monster Village kicks off on August 11th and runs every evening until August 19th. Adorable and mischievous monsters from the village will come out to parade the streets, along with a variety of related events. From daytime fun to nighttime thrills, kick up your courage right at the start of the Hungry Ghost Festival.

The “2018 Demon God Festival – Night Parade of a Hundred Monsters” at Xitou Monster Village kicks off on August 11th. (Photo / Xitou Monster Village, the same below)

Adorable and mischievous monsters from the village will come out to parade the streets.

During the event period, the Night Parade of a Hundred Monsters will be held every day at 19:00.

During the event period, the Night Parade of a Hundred Monsters will be held every day at 19:00. Monsters such as Kurama, Badou, Yasha, Blue, Grandpa Songlin Shengyi, Grandpa Kubota, the Book-Eating Girl, the Sake Ghost, the Ghost Postbox, the Ghost Bone Face, the Seven-Eyed Gate Guardian, and the Mountain King—all both cute and terrifying—will make an appearance. Plus, there's a new monster for the 10th anniversary: Golden Horn Boy. Professional cosplayers will also join the parade, making the atmosphere extra lively.

The Night Parade of a Hundred Monsters also features professional cosplayers joining in, creating a very lively scene.

The “Sake Ghost” will offer free sake along the parade route.

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