Sendai Tanabata Matsuri 2024
Sendai Sendai Station, 1 Chome-10-10 Chūō, Aoba-ku, Sendai, MiyagiTanabata Festivals (sometimes known as “Star Festivals”) are held throughout Japan during July and August, but none is…
Tanabata Festivals (sometimes known as “Star Festivals”) are held throughout Japan during July and August, but none is…
There are hundreds of Awa Odori festivals that take place over the summer in Japan, but the Tokushima…
The Chichibu Ondo Dance Festival (秩父音頭まつり) is held on the 14 August every year and sees approximately 70…
Bon Festival celebrations welcoming back ancestors from the spirit world
Daimonji Gozan no Okuribi (also known as the “Daimonji Festival”) is a bonfire festival held on 16 August…
Azabu-Juban's Noryo-Matsuri is one of Tokyo's more famous summer festivals. Held over one weekend at the end of…
The Harajuku Super Yosakoi—or the “Harajuku Omotesando Genki Matsuri Super Yosakoi Festival”, to give it its full name—is…
Awa Odori in Koenji that has been held since 1957 and today attracts almost one million visitors over…
Well-known festival that sees mikoshi and floats move around the streets of Akasaka. During the Edo period is…
The Ohara Hadaka Matsuri (大原はだか祭り, “Ohara Naked Festival”) is a 2-day annual festival held in Isumi City, Chiba.…
Popular annual festival at Nezu Shrine near Yanaka. The shrine’s spacious grounds will be filled with festival stalls…
The Hatsudari Awa Odori Festival has been held in the commercial district of Hatsudai annual on 21/22 September…
The true Awa Dance Festival is Shikoku is Japan’s biggest dance festival, attracting well over one million visitors…
Bake-neko (literally “changed” or “supernatural” cat) are a common occurrence in Japanese mythology and what better time to…
The Autumn Festival at Nikko Toshogu Shrine is held on 16 & 17 October every year in honour…
This traditional autumn festival has roots dating back to the beginning of the Edo period and is held…
The Kawagoe Matsuri is held over 2-days every year on the 3rd Saturday and Sunday of October. What…
Fire-festival held on 22 October each year famous for its procession of men bearing huge flaming torches, some…
Jidai Matsuri (時代祭, "Festival of the Ages") celebrates the foundation of Kyoto and is held on the 22…
If you know a little about the history of Japan then you’ll have heard of the “Five Routes”…
The Mount Takao Autumn Leaves Festival (“Mount Takao Momiji Matsuri”) is held throughout the month of November every…
One of Japan’s greatest hikiyama (float) festivals, the Chichibu Yomatsuri is held 2-3 December every year and attracts…
The story of the 47 ronin is one of Japan’s most celebrated and famous. While in English it…
The legend goes that foxes from all regions would gather under a large tree on New Year’s Eve…