Summer
Japanese Festivals
In Japan, summer is the
season of fireworks. During this time, almost every night, along the entire
Japanese island and its different regions the night sky is illuminated and
colored thanks to fireworks.
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Bon-odori |
Summer concludes with large scale festivals, many
with folk dancing meetings, as well as “Bon-odori”. The streets are filled with
color decorations typical Japanese. You can find stands selling food and traditional
games.
Also in summer, Japanese people usually wear the conventional “yukata”, which I mentioned before, in other post.
http://paulalionmorales.blogspot.com.es/2014/12/a-yukata-is-japanese-piece-of-clothing.html
And
to see how Japan looks like at this time check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65siadrEyNQ
Great entry!! Now I realise why you want to go to live there. It has to be amazin!
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