A glimpse of Saijo. Saijo is a small town in Higashi Hiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture. I'm going to tell some random little things through photos about this town, who knows, you'll come here someday.
Time to wear yukata or summer kimono. Each year on June 29 Yukata Matsuri/Festival is held at the Hiroshima University to mark the end of spring and to welcome summer.
Happy Summer to you all, can't wait to see your colorful summer photos :). @ VP: hope my second post answer your question, yes, they do have yukata for men, mostly come with grey, black or blue colors. @ Nobu and Kaori: Yes, among other reasons why I love Japan is the festivals. I do wish we can meet some time in a festival. Ukata? Hmmm, that's new for me. In the poster promoting this event, it's written with "yu" character. Any info for me, Guys?
Saijo is one of the towns that make up Higashi-Hiroshima City. In April 1973, Saijo was chosen as the home of the relocated Hiroshima University.
There is one thing very popular about Saijo, it is sake. Since July 1995, Saijo was made the home of the Brewery Laboratory of the National Tax. Each October there is also the Saijo Sake festival.
7 comments:
What wonderful kimonos (and nice young ladies), I like this festival. Even male students do change dress?
I think you will have many festival in this summer such as bon-odori,fire works.
Yukata is good for those summer festival.
I am sure, it will be a very sunny summer with these beautiful kimonos.
Hi Henny,
What a wonderful kimonos and laydies. Thank for sharing nice photos.
The kimonos are really beautiful !Happy summer :)
Wow, that's some crowd! I love Ukata's, they're so comfy compared to kimono's! Do you have one, henny? I can't wait for the firework festivals :)
Happy Summer to you all, can't wait to see your colorful summer photos :).
@ VP: hope my second post answer your question, yes, they do have yukata for men, mostly come with grey, black or blue colors.
@ Nobu and Kaori: Yes, among other reasons why I love Japan is the festivals. I do wish we can meet some time in a festival. Ukata? Hmmm, that's new for me. In the poster promoting this event, it's written with "yu" character. Any info for me, Guys?
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