All inclusive trip to japan
Japan is a country immensely full of centuries-old culture and traditions that are still celebrated today with the same enthusiasm as always. On your next all-inclusive trip to Japan, don’t miss going to one where you can learn more about typical food, attire, colors and parties, without a doubt, an unforgettable experience.
It is necessary to remember that matsuri is the word that the Japanese use to define festivals. Most of these are characterized by displaying floats or dashi, as well as portable shrines or mikoshi. One of its main differences is that the dashi are carried by people and attendants can even get on it, while the mikoshi have to be carried on the shoulders and no one is allowed to get on it as they are considered sacred vehicles.
Next, we present the most important festivals in Japan, get to know them!
Tenjin Matsuri–Osaka
The Tenjin Matsuri means Festival of the Gods and it takes place on July 24 and 25 as its main venue is the Tenman Temple in Osaka, this festival has been celebrated for more than a thousand years, it is the most famous festival in Osaka and is considered one of the most popular in all of Japan. Its main feature lies in its processions both by land and across the sea, as well as by its bonfires, fireworks in the Okawa River.
Mitama Matsuri – Tokio
This illuminated festival takes place in the Yasukuni Sanctuary, for four days thousands of lanterns are lit to illuminate the sanctuary. It is full of traditional food stalls that offer snacks all along the main street while theatrical performances and folk dances take place. Attendees generally wear traditional kimonos that are made of light cotton as well as yukata.
Nebuta Matsuri–Aomori