Unusual festival in Japan
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15 comments
Hahahaha. I find this funny but I do respect the festival and their culture. Thank you for the information dear. Never thought the had this king of festival. Way to goooo!
at first, I thought this just a hoax or some sort of fake news but after researching, I concluded that this indeed true hahaha
Hahahhaa. Thanks for sharing this dear😊
Good article n yes, it is unusual festival n the festival i want to experience in japan in case i got lucky n get to visit there is the sakura festival n wear kimono too
That's nice. I've never been in Japan, too. Looking forward to go there :)
Yes, same here, japan's also rich in culture, superstitions just like in philippines
Oh!Is it really a true festival? I saw some of Japanese festivals photo but really did not know about this types of festivals. Thanks for your information,,,
youre always welcome :)
Pleasure!!!
I don't really have a knowledge in the festival of other countries... Thank you for sharing
Youre always welcome :)
Nice article 👌
Thank you @Tabassum ❤ :)
Hahaha seriously?? This article is quite strange and hahah yeah didn't expect it
me too hahaha. At first I thought this was hilarious but we need to respect their culture