Japanese festival

Experience the magic of festivals in Asia! Imagine vibrant nights filled with traditional attire, floating lanterns, and stunning fireworks against a backdrop of beautiful architecture. What unique cultural festivals have you attended that left you in awe? Share your experiences! . #travelasia #travel #travelphotography #travelgram #asia #wanderlust #travelblogger #travelblog #asiatravel

Sakura Festival, Japan

Nagasaki Lantern Festival is the biggest lantern festival in Japan, held at the China Town in Nagasaki City. Check the event details for the upcoming festival in 2025!

The cute design representing the beautiful summer festival called Natsu Matsuri in Japan. It is a great and friendly warm design for people who love Japanese aesthetics, anime and manga style drawings, Japan and Japanese culture.

I missed the grand festival in Tokyo’s western city of Hahicoji that took place last weekend. It is one of my favorite festivals so I am a little miffed that I could not go. Instead I dug aro…

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Learn about Obon, an essential Japanese celebration of the dead. It's a moment to gather families and remember those who have passed away.

credit: IG @travel_nagasaki The Nagasaki Lantern Festival is held every February to mark the end of the Lunar New Year period.

Japanese vocabulary related to festivals (祭り）.

Festival Games – Nezu-jinja Matsuri, Tokyo | One of the main attractions of festivals in Japan are the stalls (yatai) providing food and games for adults and kids visiting the shrine and taking part in the festival.

Here is a picture of the Obon festival; which is still celebrated even though Japan has forgotten some old traditions. In Islamic culture, it is accustom to celebrate an achievement of the people (i.e. fasting). In Japan, it is accustom to celebrate the achievement in the religion's history.

The season for Bonodori, one of many Japanese dances, is upon us! One of the first big Bonodori festivals for me this year was yesterday at the huge Tsukiji Honaji temple, near Tokyo’s Ginza …

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