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Over 500 street stalls selling every imaginable kind of festival food, daruma dolls, a plant and shrub market, daruma dolls, haunted houses, daruma dolls, open air karaoke competitions, thousands of people, and more daruma dolls, including the biggest in the world.
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On Setsubun people across Japan look forward to spring witb demons, beans, sushi rolls, and stinky fish!
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Huge bonfires snap, crackle and pop around Hiroshima in the middle of January, sending the hope and dreams embodied in the past year’s votive goods and new year decorations up to the heavens.
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“The feast of seven herbs” is a day on which people in Japan customarily eat a healthy seven-herb rice porridge to ensure give the stomach a break from the indulgences of New Year.
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The Kangensai boat festival centered on Itsukushima Shrine is probably Miyjima’s biggest festival of the year.
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Held every year for three days starting on the first Friday of June, Tōkasan [とうかさん] is the most festive of
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The annual Sake Matsuri, held over 2 days in the brewing district of Saijo in Higashi Hiroshima, has to be the best sake festival in Japan.
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On an autumn evening every October, people flock to Onomichi to wander its picturesque streets decorated with thousands of candles.
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Fireworks will be launched simultaneously from eight locations around Hiroshima City on September 9.
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Once a year, the spectacle of 100 shrine maidens dancing by lantern light can be seen in the forecourt of
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