No, this festival isn’t celebrating the bendy, spiritual exercise of Yoga but the neighborhood in Setagaya.
What happens?
This local, student-led festival will once again celebrate the community of Yōga at Yōga Kusunoki Park.
What can I eat?
You won’t be disappointed. In past editions, there have been stalls serving traditional and unique dishes, such as hashimaki, a festival snack from Kansai; barayaki, grilled beef from Aomori; yakisoba, yakitori, and shaved ice.
What can I see and do?
On the stage, people of all ages sing and dance, and there’s usually a fashion show, too. There have also been crafts for sale and plenty of children’s games set up.
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