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Labor Day weekend is here, which means it’s time for one of the country’s largest and oldest Japanese culture festivals: the Japanese Festival at the Missouri Botanical Garden. After hosting the ...

Organized by Arching Oaks and the city of Eustis, the first-ever Japan Festival Eustis drew thousands to the city's historic ...

With mild temperatures and a host of festivals, flower viewings and events celebrating spring and traditional culture, there's never been a better time to visit Japan. Springtime in Japan is a magical ...

January is one of the most atmospheric months to travel in Japan, when winter landscapes frame centuries-old rituals, New Year traditions, and community festivals across the country. As shrine visits, ...

Festivals (or matsuri in Japanese) range from the cherry blossom festivals that happen throughout the country to those that are specific to one region or town, from those that celebrate history to the ...

Japan is a country shaped by seasons and traditions. Each time of year offers a distinct set of experiences that influence not only what you see, but how you feel as you explore, from cherry blossoms ...

Since January 2014, the Southern Arizona Japanese Cultural Coalition has been putting on an annual Japanese cultural event in Tucson. It started out as a New Year’s mochi pounding event and has grown ...

Houston is getting ready to host visitors from all over Texas and beyond for the Japan Festival Houston 2025, a fun weekend of Japanese culture, art, and friendship. The fest is scheduled for ...

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--One of the many traditions preserved in Japan over centuries is the holding of local festivals – “matsuri” in Japanese. These are typically boisterous and colorful events that ...

Building on its award-winning ‘Museum in the Cloud’ work, ANA has produced a website all about one of Japan’s most colourful attributes—festivals (matsuri). The ‘Is Japan Cool? Matsuri’ site was ...