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Minna no Matsuri @[email protected] · 2026-08-16 · 10:12 UTC

DER NÄCHSTE EHRENGAST!

Endlich ist es soweit! 🥳
Wir dürfen euch unseren nächsten Ehrengast vorstellen – den preisgekrönten Manga- und Tattoo-Künstler Dominik Jell wird uns am 26.09.26 in Trier besuchen! 🤩

Ihr habt die Möglichkeit seine Werke MORTALIS oder auch REVOLT signieren zu lassen und mit Dominik zu quatschen. 👏

Zudem wird es auf unserer Bühne ein Q&A mit ihm geben!

Und, werdet ihr euch auch einen seiner Manga, von ihm signieren lassen?

Euer Matsuri-Orga-Team ✨
#animexx #MinnaNoMatsuri #trier #japan #kultur #japanfest #Ehrengast #manga #tattoo #art #artist #mortalis #revolt #signierstunde #dominikjell #Matsuri

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Minna no Matsuri @[email protected] · 2026-08-14 · 21:06 UTC

Japanische Sommerfeste sind mehr als nur Feuerwerk, Essen oder Spiele. 🏮

Sie stehen für Gemeinschaft, Erinnerungen und das Gefühl, einen Moment gemeinsam zu erleben.
Genau dieses Gefühl möchten wir mit dem 4. Minna no Matsuri nach Trier bringen. 🌸

Wir sind immernoch fleißig in den Vorbereitungen! Freut euch! 🥰
Euer Matsuri-Orga-Team ✨

#animexx #MinnaNoMatsuri #trier #japan #matsuri #japanfest #feuerwerk #food #games #spiele

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Ikiya - Japan in Treviso @[email protected] · 2026-08-13 · 09:13 UTC

Obon: Japan’s festival of ancestors
Held August 13–16, #Obon is a #Buddhist festival to honor ancestors’ spirits. Families light lanterns to guide souls home, while Bon Odori dances fill the streets with joy. Kyoto’s Obon stands out for Gozan no Okuribi: five giant mountain kanji fires illuminating the night sky. A moving blend of memory, light, and tradition. #JapaneseCulture #Matsuri #Summertime

#obon #buddhist #japaneseculture #matsuri #summertime

Ikiya - Japan in Treviso @[email protected] · 2026-08-08 · 09:04 UTC

Sendai Tanabata Matsuri: the festival of star-crossed lovers
Held August 6–8 in Sendai, this is one of Tohoku’s Three Great Festivals. Vibrant paper decorations and streamers fill the streets, celebrating the legendary meeting of the star lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi. Born from a Chinese legend, the festival symbolizes hope and romantic dreams. A breathtaking blend of color, tradition, and celestial wonder. #JapaneseCulture #Tanabata #Matsuri #Summer #Festivals

#japaneseculture #tanabata #matsuri #summer #festivals

Ikiya - Japan in Treviso @[email protected] · 2026-08-06 · 09:00 UTC

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

#japanesetraditions #matsuri #festivals

Ikiya - Japan in Treviso @[email protected] · 2026-08-02 · 09:00 UTC

Aomori Nebuta Matsuri: the festival of light and myth
Held August 2–7 in Aomori, this is one of Tohoku’s Three Great Festivals. Massive illuminated floats (up to 9 meters tall, depicting warriors and demons) parade through the streets, lit from within. Born in the Edo period as a ritual to ward off sleep during fieldwork, the floats symbolize purification and protection. A breathtaking blend of art, folklore, and community spirit. #JapaneseCulture #Matsuri #Festivals #Summer #Japan

#japaneseculture #matsuri #festivals #summer #japan

Ikiya - Japan in Treviso @[email protected] · 2026-07-28 · 08:47 UTC

It's summer, and that means it's #Matsuri season! Matsuri are Japan's traditional festivals, full of history and traditions, and they vary from region to region. Deeply rooted in Shintoism, Japan's native religion, they fill Japanese summers with colors and sounds. In the coming days, we'll tell you about the 3 great Tohoku matsuri: ready to discover their secrets?
#Japan #JapaneseCulture #Summer #Festivals

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クリスティアン - Christian @[email protected] · 2026-07-22 · 00:16 UTC

Let's start my notes on festivals with the quite common one: shrine and summer festivals. They seem to be happening almost constantly but I have to confess that after a few if them they do feel very similar. There are some more special activities, but otherwise it is just foodstslls for the common Japanese festival foods. It is certainly interesting to see a few of them, but you do not need many. #Japan #Travel #HokkaidoJingu #Sapporo #SapporoTravel #WorkingHoliday #Matsuri #JapaneseFestvals #English