The Rich History of Nashinoki Shrine and the Importance of Hagi Nashinoki Shrine, located east of Kyoto Imperial Palace, is known…
Annual Toro Nagashi Festival Returns to Sumida Park The annual Toro Nagashi festival, held at Sumida Park near Azaumabashi Bridge, is…
Experience the Magnificence of Tokyo Events in August: The Kōtō Fireworks Festival Lights up the Sky Event Overview The annual Kōtō…
60-Year History of Spectacular Fireworks Display The Itabashi Fireworks Festival, a large-scale event with a history spanning over 60 years, is…
On September 15th, the spirit of the legendary samurai, Minamoto no Yoshitsune (1159 – 1189), is commemorated with a unique mix…
Edogawa Fireworks Festival: Experience the Spectacular Tokyo Events in August A Spectacular Celebration of Lights on August 5th After a four-year…
Heian Period Tradition Continues to Thrive The tradition of Kangetsu no Yūbe, a moon-viewing party, hails from Japan’s Heian period (794…
Kamigamo Shrine and the Auspicious Number Nine In Japanese culture, certain numbers hold significant meaning, and the number nine is considered…
The Origins and Meaning of the Seiryū-e Festival The Seiryū-e Festival, a relatively new event first held in 2000, has quickly…
Japan’s famous river lantern festival, Toro Nagashi, takes place annually in the beautiful Arashiyama Park in Kyoto. This traditional ceremony is…
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