This parade celebrating Vyshyvanka (traditional Ukrainian embroidery) returns for the 8th time to Tokyo.
The parade will depart Tokiwa Park at 1:30pm, proceed to Sotobori Dori, follow Sotobori until Sukiyabashi Crossing and then swing to the Northwest, heading towards Hibiya Park.
Following the parade will be a picnic in Hibiya Park.
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