教祖祭PL花火芸術Osaka PL Fireworks Festival 2009

教祖祭PL花火芸術 2009 大阪府富田林市で行われたPL花火芸術の映像です。 オープニングの少し後からラストフィナーレの超大型スターマインまでです。 た～まや～～♪＾＾ Osaka's PL Fireworks Festivals 2009 During the summer in Japan fireworks festivals are held nearly everyday someplace in the country, in total numbering more than 200 during the month of August. The festivals consist of large fireworks shows, the largest of which use between 100000 and 120000 rounds (Tondabayashi, Osaka), and can attract more than 800000 spectators. Street vendors set up stalls to sell various drinks and staple Japanese food (such as Yakisoba, Okonomiyaki, Takoyaki, kakigori(shaved ice)), and traditionally held festival games, such as Kingyo-sukui, or Goldfish-catching. Both men and women don Yukata, summer Kimono , or Jinbei (men only) and attend these events, collecting in large social circles of family or friends to sit picnic-like, eating and drinking, while watching the show. Osaka's PL Fireworks is an awesome fireworks in the world. Enjoy!!!!!



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Discover The Beauty Of Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival In Japan

World is full of beautiful view everywhere. For this time, I choose Japan as destination. Japan is full of natural wonder; the lake, the Fuji mountain and many more. One of the natural wonder that I choose this time from Japan is Sakura. Have you ever heard of the Sakura festival or Sakura viewing in Japan?

Summer Festival in a Small Japanese Community

Summer is the time for festivals throughout Japan, and major events are enjoyed in nearly every large town and city, complete with dancing parades and large fireworks displays. These big events are fun and exciting, however I tend to enjoy more the smaller community festivals which are organized by nearly every small town and village. Small community festivals are typically held on the grounds of the local Shinto (native religion of Japan) shrine where a wooden platform is erected for use by dancers and taiko drummers. In our community of Yada, nearly everyone reports to the shrine the day before the festival in order to prepare the grounds for the big event. Loud firecrackers are used to wake everyone up and summon them to the shrine to begin work. The women and children busy themselves with raking leaves and clearing the shrine grounds while the men work together to assemble the tents and the wooden dance platform. When this work is done everyone enjoys a short party with food and drinks which helps to get the community into the proper mood for the upcoming festival. On the day of the festival adults and children take turns performing for the community after which everyone dances around the platform and enjoys popular festival foods such as yakisoba, roasted corn, shaved ice and drinks such as Ramune soda. After nightfall fireworks bring the event to an exciting climax. Nearly every face at a small community festival is familiar and those in attendance can enjoy a ...



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Dotch Cooking Showdown Festival 3/5

Takoyaki vs Yakisoba



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Fireworks (Hanabi) Festival in Meiji Jingu Stadium-1

Fireworks (Hanabi) Festival in Meiji Jingu Baseball Stadium in Tokyo, in August 16, 2007 (Thursday) from 19:30 to 20:30. This is one of the biggest fireworks in Tokyo. If you are living in nearby west of Tokyo area, you must see and enjoy flowers in sky! A lot of people came yesterday, a lot of women wearing Yukata (a kind of kimono for summer). Japanese candy, yakisoba, alcohol beverages and other things were sold at stands along the road in stadium. (Firework is called Hanabi in Japanese, which means fire flower)



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