Gujo Odori 2023
Gujo Gujo, GifuThe Gujo Odori (郡上おどり) is one of the three most important Bon Festivals in Japan. The festival, which…
The Gujo Odori (郡上おどり) is one of the three most important Bon Festivals in Japan. The festival, which…
To commemorate the public holiday Marine Day (Umi no Hi) over 50,000 paper lanterns are lit with candles…
Annual o-bon dance festival at Zojoji Temple. Stalls selling festival food and drink line-up from around the Prince…
The Hachioji Festival is a major event on the Tokyo calendar and attracts visitors from far outside the…
The Fukagawa Hachiman Festival is one of three major festival of Edo (the other two being the Kanda…
More than 3,000 lanterns are lit at Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara twice a year—on 3 February for…
2-day festival held in early September that fills the streets south of Shimokitazawa Station. You can see the…
The Tokugawa shogunate’s 100 member gun squad are well-known in historical circles, and they are the reason that…
This autumn festival has roots dating back to 1738 and, although temporarily cancelled, has survived the centuries in…
Ceremony commemorating the passing of the saint Nichiren, a 13th century Japanese Buddhist whose teaching provides the basis for Nichiren Buddhism.
2-day festival held around Koenji Station with participating restaurants and shops, a stamp rally, and other events.
The White Heron Dance (白鷺の舞) has roots in a scroll which depicted scenes of a parade praying for…
Open-air market held on the day of the tori (rooster) during November—a tradition that has continued since the…
Open-air market held on the day of the tori (rooster) during November—a tradition that has continued since the…
Open-air market held on the day of the tori (rooster) during November—a tradition that has continued since the…
Open-air market held on the day of the tori (rooster) during November—a tradition that has continued since the…
Hanatoro (花灯路, Hanatōro) is a 10-day long illuminations that takes place in Kyoto’s Higashiyama District in March and…
Dondo-yaki is the ritual from the Heian era typically held on the 15 January. New year ornaments, amulets, and…
More than 3,000 lanterns are lit at Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara twice a year—in early February for…
One of the biggest Daruma Doll Markets in Japan, over 300 stalls selling the round dolls gather around…
Nakameguro Cherry Blossom Festival (中目黒桜まつり) is held at the beginning of April and organized by the workers in…
The Crying Sumo Festival (泣き相撲) is undoubtedly one of Tokyo’s more unusual events—and one which has attracted the…
The Fussa Tanabata Matsuri has been held every year since 1951 and today sees about 100 food, drink…
Well-known festival that sees mikoshi and floats move around the streets of Akasaka. During the Edo period is…