Hachimantai, Iwate and Aomori-ken Takeda Castle Ruins, Hyogo-ken Onyu Pass, Shiga and Fukui-ken Tateyama, Toyama-ken Mount Fuji Echizen Ohno Castle, Fukui-ken, 249m established 1575… Daha fazlasını okun

Sex Matsuri never stops or is this After the Matsuri ? If it's "after" call it "Ato-matsuri" or the "latter festival" https://blog-imgs-101.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/20180713205207c06.jpg[/… Daha fazlasını okun

At 09:00 a.m. the leading Naginata-boko (長刀鉾) starts moving from Shijo-Karasuma along Shijo-Street. When the float reaches the sixth crossing avenue Fuyacho-dori, the chigo (稚児), sacred c h i l d on the float cuts the sacred rope and the parade begins. 23 Gion Matsuri Floats (Yama and Hoko) start rolling. The procession order for this year is as follows. (* order fixed float) 1. Naginata-hoko * (長刀鉾) : According to the tradi… Daha fazlasını okun

To move heavy float a lot of power needed ... Like this ... Many people needed for carrying portable shrines. Each portable shrine here is as heavy as one automobile. Thanks for your help. Gion Matsuri now goes quite International ... http://blog-imgs-80.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/im… Daha fazlasını okun

The Gion Festival (祇園祭 Gion Matsuri) takes place annually in Kyoto and is one of the most famous festivals in Japan. It goes for the entire month of July and is crowned by a parade, the Yamaboko Junkō (山鉾巡行) on July 17 and July 24. It takes its name from Kyoto's Gion district. Kyoto's downtown area is reserved for pedestrian traffic on the three nights leading up to the massive parade. These nights are known as yoiyama (宵山) on July 16 and July 23, yoiyoiyama (宵々山) on July 15 and July 22, and… Daha fazlasını okun

On the three nights (14th, 15th and 16th July) before the Grand Parade (17th July ), the festival's energy reaches its peak. The streets west of Karasuma and south of Oike are crowded with people looking at the lit up Yama and Hoko floats. Gion-bayashi music fills the air, and countless stalls are set up along the colorfully decorated streets. A few days before each procession, the Yama and Hoko floats (Yama-boko) are brought out of warehouses and assembled in designated spots on the major downtown streets of Kyoto… Daha fazlasını okun

Despite of intermittent rain Fireworks Cannons ready for Yokohama Sparkling Twilight Festival for today July 13 and 14th. Yokohama-ites enjoy 3000 shots. from 19:30-20:00 at Yokohama Port area. After all the rainy season is still on ( already longer than 1 month ) in Yokohama.… Daha fazlasını okun

One of the most renowned fire festivals will be held in Nachi, Wakayama tomorrow, July 14. Shrouded beneath the thick branches of the Nachi Primeval Forest, the Kumano Kodo- the most sacred pilgrimage trail in Japan today - zigzags through the Kii Mountains of the Wakayama Peninsula. The five ancient routes that make up the Kumano Kodo lead to one of the most spiritual places in the country : Nachi Falls. Three… Daha fazlasını okun

Day 6 (July 12, 2019) / Enho vs Yago Enho seems to have completely incorporated the best of “fast little guy” sumo techniques from the past and uses them with skill, power and speed. The 5' 7" small guy did a great job again.… Daha fazlasını okun

Kabuki (歌舞伎) is one of the traditional public entertainments of Japan together with Nō and Kyōgen(能, 狂言) and Bunraku(文楽). The origin of the name of the public entertainment Kabuki is the verb "kabuku", meaning to be eccentric or extraordinary or outstep the bounds of common sense. In the Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573-1603) and early Edo period ( 1603-1868), people who had striking hairstyles, wore clothes in the peak of current fashion, and rebelled against the order of society, were called "kabukimono". http:… Daha fazlasını okun

Welcome to Japanese Onsen Love Hotel EROpornia. It's absolutely up to you which room to choose ... You can of course check-in anytime ... After a long drive from your home, please anyway take our nice Open-air Onsen bath ( rotenburo ) first ... https://blog-imgs-101.fc2.com/s/k/b/skbjkjsk/201907082115… Daha fazlasını okun

Utagawa Hiroshige (歌川 広重), also named Andō Hiroshige (安藤 広重),1797–1858, a Japanese ukiyo-e artist was considered the last great master of that tradition. Hiroshige had produced over 8,000 works in his life. " The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō " : Hakone " Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji " : (The Sea at Satta Suruga Province) " Sixty-nine Stations of the Kiso Kaidō " : (Matsuida) http://blog-imgs-99.fc2.com/s… Daha fazlasını okun

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“Tanabata” (Star Festival) - 七夕祭り Japan’s Ancient Stellar Celebration. Below : Sendai Tanabata Festival Tanabata has been a major festival in Japan for at least four hundred years. It marks the period when the stars kengyūsei (牽牛星, Altair) and shokujosei (織女星, Vega) are visible high in the sky, and is based on a story of an old folklore. According to the tale, the princess Orihime (織姫), daughter of the Sky Emperor (天帝, tentei) wove kimono for the gods by the River of the Skies (天の川, amanogawa – the Milky Way). As s… Daha fazlasını okun

The "Resort Shirakami" is a sightseeing train service between Akita Station and Aomori Station. The trains run on the Gono line through the stunning seaside scenery of Shirakami-Sanchi. There are three trains (Buna, Aoike and Kumagera) in total all with their own names and models, but they all are more or less the same and share similar characteristics. From Akita Station to the Aomori side of the World Heritage Site Shirakami Sanchi (exit at Juniko Station), the fastest way to get there is usually the Tsugaru Limite… Daha fazlasını okun

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More Peaches in Japan .... here's a "Peach Boy (Momo-taro)", a popular hero of Japanese folklore originating from Okayama Prefecture. Story of Momo-taro Long, long ago, there lived an old man an… Daha fazlasını okun