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  1. Akita Kanto Matsuri: the festival of balance and light
    Held August 3–6 in Akita, this is one of Tohoku’s Three Great Festivals. Performers balance towering kanto poles (up to 12 meters tall, with 46 paper lanterns) on their palms, shoulders, or foreheads to the rhythm of "dokkoisho!" chants. Born in the 1780s as a harvest prayer, the lanterns symbolize rice bales and prosperity. A breathtaking blend of skill, tradition, and community spirit. #JapaneseTraditions #Matsuri #Festivals

  2. alojapan.com/1377819/dont-miss Don’t miss Japan’s ‘jugo-ya’ moon tsukimi viewing on Oct. 6 #aki #autumn #ChushuNoMeigetsu #dango #dumpling #fall #JapaneseCustoms #JapaneseTraditions #MoonViewing #news #october #Okinawa #OkinawaNews #Otsukimi #SilverGrass #susuki #TsukiFoods #tsukimi #沖縄 (Photo by Miyuki Takiguchi) Tsukimi, or moon-viewing, is one of many Japanese customs for celebrating the fall season, and to wish for a rich harvest and prosperity for the coming year. It

  3. Kabuki drama ‘Kokuho’ becomes one of Japan’s biggest box office hits

    A three-hour film about the esoteric world of Kabuki is defying the odds at the Japanese box office, with tickets selling out at some cinemas. “Kokuho,” which means “national treasure,” has already grossed more than 10 billion yen ($68 milli…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #BOXOFFICE #JapanTopics #japanesetraditions #kabuki #Kokuho #news
    alojapan.com/1361861/kabuki-dr

  4. alojapan.com/1361861/kabuki-dr Kabuki drama ‘Kokuho’ becomes one of Japan’s biggest box office hits #BOXOFFICE #Japan #JapanNews #JapanTopics #JapaneseTraditions #kabuki #Kokuho #news A three-hour film about the esoteric world of Kabuki is defying the odds at the Japanese box office, with tickets selling out at some cinemas. “Kokuho,” which means “national treasure,” has already grossed more than 10 billion yen ($68 million), making it the second-highest grossing Japanese

  5. Throat singing duo PIQSIQ celebrates Inuit culture at Japanese festival

    Yellowknife-based throat singing duo PIQSIQ says performing for Japanese fans was a unique celebration of Inuit culture and finding similarities between Arctic and Japane…
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #inuitculture #Inuitgames #InuksukMackay #Japanese #Japanesenews #japanesetraditions #news #SistersInuksukMackay #TiffanyAyalik
    alojapan.com/1315423/throat-si

  6. alojapan.com/1315423/throat-si Throat singing duo PIQSIQ celebrates Inuit culture at Japanese festival #InuitCulture #InuitGames #InuksukMackay #Japan #JapanNews #Japanese #JapaneseNews #JapaneseTraditions #news #SistersInuksukMackay #TiffanyAyalik Yellowknife-based throat singing duo PIQSIQ says performing for Japanese fans was a unique celebration of Inuit culture and finding similarities between Arctic and Japanese traditions. Sisters Inuksuk Mackay and Tiffany Ayalik p…

  7. 👃BOOGER BANQUET🥴

    Tamaruya's (田丸弥) bite-sized, muscovado flavoured 'hanakuso' (花供曽), take inspiration from a similar sweet sold at Shinnyo-dō (真如堂).
    The temple transforms kagami mochi offered at New Year into small rice crackers for Buddha's Birthday (April 8th).

    These threads will help explain what exactly kagami mochi (鏡餅) is, and why Buddha's Birthday (花祭り) is important.

    🍊Kagami mochi-
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    👶Hana Matsuri-
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    #Japan #japanesetraditions #Kyoto #京都

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