One photo taken in the garden at home. August is just around the corner. I compared the end of summer to the fragility of sparklers.

F# Contest It is a fire-walking ritual.

In Iiyama City, Nagano Prefecture, at the Iyama Lantern Festival, which is certified as a Japan night view heritage. I was able to meet my friends and children wearing yukatas for the first chance reunion in two years. I was also happy to hold an event for the first time in three years.

I went to the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival in Niigata Prefecture for the first time. I was moved from start to finish.

It is "Kowatari no Yumekake Wind Chime" held throughout August in Kodo Town, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. Various kinds of wind chimes are hung throughout the town, and when the wind blows, they ring all at once. We also do wind chime coloring experiences and yukata dressing sessions. There is also a small river flowing, and how about 🤗 cooling off with the sound of wind chimes and the murmur of the river?

At the Shiga Kogen Sky Festival in Nagano Prefecture. It is a starry sky and a lift station after sunset.

In the precincts of Minase Shrine I took a selfie. windmills every summer, Decorated with wind chimes It heals worshippers.

Photographed at the Gion Festival For the first time in three years this year The procession has resumed. I photographed Yoiyama. thetav

Sea Lights Festival in Odaiba Every year on Marine Day in July, a candle is lit in a seven-colored paper bag to pray for the safety of the sea, and a pageant of lights is woven on Odaiba Beach.

Wanted to post this earlier this week, but better late than never I suppose. Was walking around Arakawa and they were having a rose festival sort of event it seemed like. Over by Arakawa Amusement Park there was a little area set up with some stalls. I didn't get to check it out but it seemed like there were a lot of people there. The amusement park was also open. I don't think I've seen it open for a while so it was nice to see people are able to visit it again. When I was passing the Arakawa tram I noticed there were tons of roses along the sides of the track that I'd never noticed before so I decided to snap this photo of the pink tram passing by with them.

[English/Japanese] May 5th is Children's Day. On Children's Day, people decorate the outside with fish called koinobori, or carp streamers. Koinobori are decorations that express wishes for children’s growth and success in life. The Asakawa River in Nishi-Hachioji is decorated with many koinobori carp streamers. The carp streamers flowing over the river are beautiful and very moving. It takes about 25 minutes to walk from the school, which is a bit far, but be sure to go and see them. May 5th is Children's Day. On this day, people display koinobori, fish-shaped carp decorations, outside. Koinobori are meant to wish for children’s growth and advancement in life. At the Asakawa River in Nishi-Hachioji, an event displays many koinobori. The stream of carp flying above the river is beautiful and very moving. It takes about 25 minutes on foot from the school; it’s a little far, but please go and see them.

Kyoto Kodaiji Temple Event "Kitsune no Yomeiri" Since it was the end of this year, I met ♪ a woman in pure white wearing a fox mask.

Chino City Echo Line Rope Yard Onbashira Festival held once every seven years Due to the coronavirus, the trailer started to climb from the 2nd. There are upper and lower companies, and from tomorrow the upper company will be launched!

Mochitsuki is held every year at a friend's house. Freshly steamed mochi rice begins to be put into the wooden millstone.

It is the Setsubun Festival of Kyoto Yasaka Shrine. Here, geiko from Gion participate in the mamemaki bean throwing.

It is a snow festival in Minamiuonuma City, Niigata Prefecture. I asked the organizers to make Daruma's face turn to me, and although it was difficult, I managed to get it.

Beautifully decorated Yokohama China town during chinese new year using red lantern, chinese hoardings and lantern dragons.

It is a kamakura in Yokote, Akita Prefecture. Children bake rice cakes inside and serve them to people passing by. It is a traditional winter event that warms the stomach and heart.

It is a bride procession that remains in various parts of the Japan. I see it less often these days.

I'm Itako Bride. As the song says, I will marry on a boat. It is a traditional event handed down to Itako

Kyoto's Aoi Festival is a traditional event that has been held Japan since the Heian period, when ox carts march from the Imperial Palace to Shimogamo Shrine and Kamigamo Shrine in hopes of the safety of the country. Reminiscent of the world of The Tale of Genji It is an event

Filming Locations Yasukuni Shrine, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Thoughts when shooting The Mitama Festival of Yasukuni Shrine is a summer tradition, and the strips of Tanabata decoration made me feel the festive atmosphere of people and foreigners.

At my home. hinamatsuri doll festival 🎎 of the first verse Katya 📸 with the Hina doll I got from Jitoba in the background May ❣️ you spend every day with a smile

This is a lantern festival in Yamaga City, Kumamoto Prefecture. They are marching in a circle with lanterns above their heads. It is a fantastic event on a summer night.

In Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. During the winter months, storytellers tell stories in old-fashioned houses. We want the old tradition to continue for a long time.

It is an old-fashioned lion dance event Angyo Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture. They go around each house in the town and dance in the tatami room where the family is together. We are also watching over the remains of our ancestors

Filming Locations Sumida-ku, Tokyo Nose Myokenzan Betsuin Temple Thoughts when shooting I captured the monk's water ritual every year in the cold.

Shot at the "Autumn Leaves Festival" venue in Hakodate. The autumn leaves were lit up, and the scenery that emerged in the darkness was very beautiful.

Shot at a shrine in Hokkaido. Wishing for the corona to be over, my family went out to "go through the ring of thatch".