
✨🎐 Kanda Myojin Noryo Matsuri 🚶♂️🚶♀️ Traditional Bon Odori 🏮
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🌐 INFORMATION https://englishonlycafe.com/info/ ========== \* 日本語の案内は英語の案内の下にございます ✨🎐 Kanda Myojin Summer Festival 🚶♂️🚶♀️ Traditional Bon Odori 🏮 👉 Experience Traditional Japanese Bon Odori! Enjoy the Kanda Myojin Summer Festival on a Summer Night 👉 International meetup at a café and walking \*\*\* The Kanda Myojin Summer Festival is a popular summer event held at Kanda Myojin Shrine in Tokyo. It is a unique festival where traditional Japanese culture meets modern entertainment. During the festival, you can enjoy Bon Odori, various stage performances, food stalls, and more. The shrine grounds are filled with people enjoying the lively atmosphere of a traditional Japanese summer festival. One of the highlights is experiencing delicious festival food, music, and entertainment while soaking up the festive atmosphere. ☕ The event starts at a café! We'll first meet at a café and enjoy English conversation and international exchange in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Before we head out, we'll have a short self-introduction session, so first-time participants and those joining alone are more than welcome! After enjoying some time getting to know each other at the café, we'll walk through the streets of Tokyo at night on our way to Kanda Myojin Shrine. Walking together while enjoying the city lights and the warm summer night atmosphere is also one of the highlights of this event. Once we arrive at Kanda Myojin Shrine, we'll explore the many food stalls and enjoy the lively festival atmosphere! Then, we'll join in one of the main highlights of the Kanda Myojin Summer Festival — Bon Odori! Bon Odori is a traditional Japanese dance that is an iconic part of summer festivals in Japan. People form a circle around a raised platform called a yagura and dance together to the rhythm of traditional music and taiko drums. Don't worry if you've never danced Bon Odori before! You can simply watch the people around you and follow the easy dance moves. One of the best things about Bon Odori is that everyone can enjoy it together, regardless of nationality, age, or dancing experience. Whether you're new to Bon Odori or simply love Japanese festivals, everyone is welcome! Come join us, step into the circle, experience a traditional part of Japanese culture, and make wonderful summer memories while connecting with people from Japan and around the world! 🎐👘✨ 🎐 Experience traditional Japanese Bon Odori ⛩️ Visit the historic Kanda Myojin Shrine 👘 Enjoy Japanese summer festival culture 🤝 Meet and socialize with people from Japan and around the world Come join us and experience one of the best parts of summer in Tokyo! 🎆✨ \*\*\* 🌙 Route 📍 ENGLISH ONLY CAFE (4:50-6:40 PM) Relax in a cozy café atmosphere while enjoying English conversation and international exchange. Before departure, participants will have a chance to introduce themselves, so even first-time attendees can quickly feel comfortable! ⬇️ 📍 Departure (6:40 PM) ⬇️ 📍 Kanda Myojin Summer Festival (7:10 PM) Due to the expected heavy crowds on the day, participants will be free to explore on their own after arriving at the venue. 🍺 Delicious Food, Beer & Sake Festival + Festival Stalls Food vendors and traditional festival stalls from across Japan will be set up throughout the shrine grounds and along the approach to the shrine. 💃 Chiyoda Ward Traditional Bon Odori Enjoy an authentic traditional Bon Odori festival featuring local dancers from Chiyoda Ward. Dance together around the yagura (raised festival platform) to classic songs such as Tokyo Ondo and Kanda Ondo. Everyone is welcome to join the circle and dance along! ⬇️ 📍 Bon Odori End (8:30 PM) \*\*\* 🌙 Important Notes \- This meetup is not a guided tour\. \- Last order for drinks is 30 minutes before departure\. \- If you do not order a drink\, an additional 500 JPY will be charged on top of the participation fee\. \- Joining the event after departure is not possible\. \- Registration is not avai
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