Recommended for Japanese celebrations: _ Garden Festival
_ The garden party is held once a year, which is the largest and most grand celebration in Japan. Almost the whole of July is held in Kyoto, but for tourists, July 17 is the most anticipated. Six-meter-high double-decker floats are filled with beautifully made sculptures, textiles and other works of art, and the luxurious float parade can be called "Walking Crafts Exhibition".
Recommended for Japanese celebrations: Tenjin Matsuri
Tenjin Matsuri is one of the three traditional Japanese sacrificial activities. It was held two days after the annual summer heat, and Tenjin Matsuri started from Tianman Palace in Osaka, which is also the center of the whole festival. Thousands of people dressed in the palace costumes of Heian period marched slowly with sedan chairs, and then boarded more than 100 ships in batches. When the boat walks in the river, the spectators swim on the shore, the bonfire on the ground lights up and the fireworks in the sky bloom. The scenery in Tianjin is so spectacular that millions of tourists come here to watch it every year.
Recommended for Japanese celebrations: Lantern Festival
Every year from August 3rd to August 6th, Akita Prefecture holds Lantern and Pole Festival. Akita, which has been unknown, will welcome many tourists from all directions to pay homage in these days. People hold Lantern Festival mainly to celebrate the harvest. The highlight of this festival is a row of eight-meter-high bamboo poles, each with forty or fifty lanterns hanging on it. Each lantern is in the shape of a bag of rice and looks like a big bundle of grain floating in the dark night sky.
Recommended activities for Japanese celebrations: Sansa Dance Festival
Sansa Dance Festival is a traditional festival in Morioka, Japan. Held from August/kloc-0 to August 4 every year. The highlight of this festival is that thousands of people wearing kimonos are singing and dancing in the parade, and the scene is spectacular. Deeply infected tourists often can't help but join in and feel the charm of Japanese traditional culture.
What is the most lively festival in Japan? These major festivals recommended above are all good, very grand and grand. If you want to join them, you can go at a specific time and feel the celebrations in other countries.