Kashima Odori of Ogouchi
Okutama’s elegant folk performing art, passed down by dancers in women’s clothing
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Okutama’s elegant folk performing art, passed down by dancers in women’s clothing
An autumn festival that fills the streets of Kichijoji with 11 mikoshi
Music and large fireworks light up the night sky over Chofu and the Tama River
Two days of Kochi’s naruko dancing bringing color to the streets of Harajuku
A homespun Azabu-Juban summer festival filled with street stalls and flavors from across Japan
A mikoshi procession at one of Edo’s Three Great Festivals, filled with chants and purifying water
A furyū-odori of songs and fans, passed down during Obon on the island
Asagaya’s Tanabata shopping street, adorned with handmade haribote figures
Three days of carved dashi and mikoshi bringing color to the streets of Hachioji