[2024 Edition] Summer means fireworks! This is the year you should go! Here are some recommended fireworks festivals in Tokyo! ~July~
Hello! It's Mo. It's been hot recently! It's so hot that I feel dizzy when I walk outside. I'm sure there are some people who don't like summer because they sweat so much...
read more[2024 Edition] Summer means fireworks! How to enjoy the Katsushika Summer Fireworks Festival on the day ♡
Hello! It's Mo. It's been hot lately! It's so hot that I feel dizzy when I walk outside. I'm sure there are some people who don't like summer because they sweat so much.
read more[2024 Edition] Summer means fireworks! How to enjoy Adachi's fireworks on the day ♡
Hello! It's Mo. It's been hot lately! It's so hot that I feel dizzy when I walk outside. I'm sure there are some people who don't like summer because they sweat so much.
read more[2024 Edition] Summer means fireworks! How to enjoy the Fireworks Festival at the National Showa Memorial Park on your date♡
Hello! It's Mo. It's been hot lately! It's so hot that I feel dizzy when I walk outside. I'm sure there are some people who don't like summer because they sweat so much.
read moreRent a yukata and enjoy the Edogawa Fireworks Festival! We'll also introduce a route to enjoy sightseeing in Asakusa.
■ Enjoy the Edogawa Fireworks Festival in a rental yukata Fireworks festivals are a seasonal feature of summer, and the Edogawa Fireworks Festival, which will be held on August 5, 2023, is one of the largest in the Kanto region.
read moreRent a yukata and enjoy the Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival!
■Enjoy the Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival in a rental yukata The 2024 Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival will be held on Saturday, August 10th. In the event of bad weather, it will be postponed to the 11th. Jingu Gaien Fireworks Festival...
read more[2024] A summer tradition: the Itabashi Fireworks Festival!
Hello! It's been hot every day since the midsummer days! It's so hot that I feel dizzy when I walk outside. I'm sure there are some people who don't like summer because they sweat so much...
read moreKimono illumination date! <Recommended spots around Shibuya>
This is VASARA kimono rental store in Shibuya. The most seasonal feature of this season is the illuminations! The number of illumination spots is increasing every year, and Shibuya is becoming more and more glamorous...
read moreThe number one shrine visitor in Japan! The appeal of Meiji Shrine.
Not only do people wear kimonos to sightsee, but it also boasts the largest number of visitors in Japan for its annual New Year's visit. The number of visitors reaches over 3 million during the first three days of the year, making it the undisputed number one temple, surpassing Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, Kawasaki Daishi, and Senso-ji Temple.
read moreYukata is fine in September too! Why not go to the comfortable Chofu Fireworks Festival and Kita Ward Fireworks Festival?
Have you been to a fireworks festival this year, a symbol of summer? Whether you went or weren't able to wear a yukata this year, we recommend the "fireworks festivals held in September..."
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