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Young couple in yukata taking photos of matsuri parade

Tobata Gion Oyamakasa, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, was held on July 23rd in Tobata Ward, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and people run carrying Yamakasa in front of the main venue.

tokyo, akihabara - Aug 11 2023: Crowd raising their arms towards Japanese idols in yukata making a love sign at the Anime Song Bon Odori dance festival of Kanda Myojin Shrine lit at night by lanterns.

A young beautiful Japanese woman in traditional festival costume portrait.

Kyoto, Japan - October 22, 2012: Princess Kazu-no-miya japanese ladies and servant of the Edo period at the Kyoto Gyoen national garden during Jidai Matsuri festivall. Also called the Festival of Ages it is a traditional festival celebrated every 22 of October since 1895 to conmemorate the anniversary of the foundation of Kyoto. It is a large parade with over two thousand people dressed in accurate costumes of the japanese history that spans 1100 years when Kyoto was Japan capital and also represents well important historic figures of the past. The parade goes from the Imperial Palace to the Heian Shrine. Geishas and maikos take an important role in the festival when they dress up and take the role of important characters of the past.

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Nara, Japan - April 7, 2019 : Japanese lanterns at Kashihara Shrine

Close-up of the national japanese flat at the National Foundation Day Celebration Parade on February 11 to commemorate the founding of Japan and the ascension of Emperor Jimmu to the throne in 660 B.C, Tokyo, Japan.

Family buying foods at food stall in traditional Japanese festival

Japanese drum Taiko on the stage of the Yaguro. Paper red-white lanterns Chochin Scenery for the holiday Obon.

Bon Odori image of summer festival. Shooting Location: Yokohama-city kanagawa prefecture

Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival and lanterns, a summer tradition in Tokyo

AKITA, JAPAN - AUGUST 6: People watch the Kanto lanterns being carried during the Akita Kanto Festival on August 6, 2022 in Akita, Japan. Akita Kanto Festival is a summer festival held from August 3 to 6 in Akita City, Akita Prefecture. It is considered one of the three major festivals in Tohoku. It was the first time after three years that the festival was held due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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

Tokyo, Japan – May 15, 2010: Sanja Matsuri Festival – Tokyo’s biggest Shinto religious festival celebrated every year on the third weekend of May with mikoshi portable shrines carried on people’s arms at the parade through the streets of Asakusa district in Tokyo. Considered wildest and largest festival in Japan

Tokushima, Japan - August 14 2024 : Tokushima Awa Odori Festival 2024. Performers wear traditional obon costumes, dance and sing in a formation as they parade through the outdoor stage at night.

Japanese Yukata couple enjoy watching parade

A female tourist in Kimono is sightseeing in Japan.

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

The stage of the Yagura with a big japanese taiko drum Odaiko. Paper red-white lanterns Chochin Scenery for the holiday Obon when people dance of Bon Odori

Shop Signs and Lanterns in the Vicinity of Tsutenkaku, Osaka, Japan 2023-11-09

A summer festival in Tokyo, Japan with ladies dancing in kimono at the ritim of drums

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