
The Nakaita Heso Festival
The "belly button festival" might sound strange, but a day of dancing and laughter might be just the thing for a hot summer day.
The "belly button festival" might sound strange, but a day of dancing and laughter might be just the thing for a hot summer day.
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See a line of food stalls and stage performances with Tokyo Tower in the background.
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Get in touch with your traditional Japanese side at this bustling festival. Traditional dances, taiko music, and a yukata contest, oh my!