Free Images - SnappyGoat.com- bestof:ayaka 43rd saho moechan ryochan 13thgen ayanan umetan yuurin mogichan yuirii sakkii

Click Here for More Images from iStock- 15% off with coupon 15FREEIMAGES

SETSUBUN ceremony is a Japanese traditional ceremony in houses, temples and shrines, to drive out demons and welcome good fortune in Spring by throwing roasted soy beans on the every 3rd of February.

Boy and his little sister in Jinbei / Yukata playing yo-yo water balloon in summer festival

A group of multiracial friends are visiting a shrine and praying.

Japanese women wearing kimono smiling and posing in front of camera during Toka Ebisu Festival in Osaka, Japan

Hong Kong - January 20, 2023 : People posing for a photo with a god of wealth in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

Tokushima Prefecture, Japan - August 14 2024 : Tokushima Awa Odori Festival 2024. Performers wear traditional obon costumes, dance and sing as they parade through the streets.

Very old traditional Hinamatsuri dolls on display for this traditional religious holiday in Japan, celebrated on 3 March of each year.

Belfast, UK - August 17th, 2024: Ladies in traditional Japanese Kimono taking part in annual Belfast Mela carnival parade with the Japan Society of Northern Ireland.

Portrait of woman in white lace kimono holding a fox mask

Kagawa, Japan - July 15, 2018: Japanese performers dancing in the famous Yosakoi Festival, yearly free public event. Yosakoi is a unique style of Japanese dance event.

$Tokyo, Japan-August 25, 2024:\nKoenji Awa Dance Festival in Suginami Ward, Tokyo, which takes place annually on the last weekend of August, is one of the most popular festivals outside Tokushima City. Over 100 groups of dancers participate in the festival, which proceed dancing on the main streets around JR Koenji Station in the evening.\nAwa Dance Festival, which originated, and takes place during August 12-15, in Tokushima City of Shikoku Island, is now widely practiced in many parts of Japan. By moving arms and legs freely, men express braveness and humor and women express elegance and amorousness.\nAwa Dance Festival is one of the three most famous Bon Dance Festivals in Japan and has a history of over 400 years.$

$Funabashi city, Japan-Jan.13,2020:\n\nAt the Plaza ,congested with New adults. in front of the Civil Cultural Hall.\n\nNew adults are enjoying with old friends,chatting and taking pictures each other while waiting for the entry time into the Hall for the ceremony\n\nThe Coming of - Age-Ceremony \n\nThe ceremony was held with participating of New adults 3899 persons.\n On this commemorative day,Japan has had customs of changing into Kimono formal wear; Female in long sleeved Kimono,Male in crested Kimono and old style skirts.\nThis ceremonies were held at each Municipalities all over Japan.\nDue to the large number of the participants in the case of Funabashi city,the ceremony was held on the three -shift system.\nTherefor,such congestion had continued around the hall during almost daytime.$

Local girls watching menu posted outside a restaurant in Shinjuku district in Tokyo, Japan.

Kyoto, Japan - January 13, 2019: Young women dressed in colorful kimono, waiting for their turns in Omato Taikai (Toshiya) archery event at Sanjusangendo Temple

A group of multiracial friends are visiting a shrine during their travel.

Senior aged women in a Buddhist Temple. Taken on location in Kyoto, Japan.

On August 24, 2024, in downtown Tokyo's Koenji district, many spectators watch as people enjoy dancing around in the sweltering heat at the two-day Awa Odori dance festival held along the main street and shopping arcades.

Tokyo, Japan - March 16, 2023: women dressed in traditional clothes dressed like geishas using the metro in Tokyo.

$Tokyo, Japan-August 27, 2022:\nHarajuku-Omotesando Genki Matsuri Super Yosakoi was held in Harajuku and Yoyogi Park area, Tokyo, on the last weekend of August this year, after 2 years' absence due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Men and women, young and old, performed very vibrant dancing in Super Yosakoi Parade..\nYosakoi is one of the most popular dance festivals in Japan, which originated in Kochi City, Shikoku Island, in 1954, and takes place for four days, including the eve of festival, from August 9 to 12 each year. Ever since, Yosakoi has become popular throughout Japan and Yosakoi festivals are now held all over throughout the year.$

$Kyoto, Japan - February 3 2024 : Heian Jingu Shrine Setsubun festival roasted beans scattering ceremony \$

Osaka, Japan - Jan 8 2024: Young Japanese women with kimono participating in coming-of-age-ceremony

Family in Yukata enjoying summer festival

Hina dolls handmade by my mother with a pink background with cherry blossom petals.

Ikebukuro, Tokyo / Japan - October 8 2022: Crowd of Yosakoi dancers wearing blue and red costumes performing in the streets during Tokyo Yosakoi festival.

$Tokyo, Japan-August 27, 2023:\nKoenji Awa Dance Festival in Suginami Ward, Tokyo, which takes place annually on the last weekend of August, is one of the most popular festivals outside Tokushima City. Over 100 groups of dancers participate in the festival, which proceed dancing on the main streets around JR Koenji Station in the evening.\nAwa Dance Festival, which originated, and takes place during August 12-15, in Tokushima City of Shikoku Island, is now widely practiced in many parts of Japan. By moving arms and legs freely, men express braveness and humor and women express elegance and amorousness.\nAwa Dance Festival is one of the three most famous Bon Dance Festivals in Japan and has a history of over 400 years.$

Kagoshima, Japan - January 12, 2014: Young ladies in kimono, who come of age, are posing in front of the entrance of Kagoshima Citizens' Culture Hall. They will participate in a municipal coming-of-age ceremony.

January 8th 2023, Shizukuishi, Iwate. Seijin no hi (Coming of age day) for young Japanese adults have a ceremony and get dressed up in Kimono and suits and attend a ceremony with their classmates.

Free Images: "bestof:ayaka 43rd saho moechan ryochan 13thgen ayanan umetan yuurin mogichan yuirii sakkii"