The Owara Kaze No Bon Festival, a centuries-old tradition, brings together vibrant kimono parades, mesmerizing traditional music, and a deep connection to Japanese heritage. Held in Yatsuocho, the festival showcases the grace of traditional dance and the captivating sounds of shamisen and kokyu instruments. This year, the festival continues despite the threat of Typhoon No. 10, attracting an estimated 200,000 visitors eager to experience this unique cultural event.
Google’s latest Doodle celebrates the vibrant culture of Indonesia by featuring Tari Rangkuk Alu, a traditional dance from the Manggarai region. This unique dance incorporates bamboo sticks to create a moving grid for performers to navigate.
A lively Holi meet-up was recently organized at a city hotel, where the ladies of a local club gathered to celebrate the festival with traditional dance performances and a vibrant atmosphere.
