Tokushima –
Street performances started throughout Tokushima on August 12 as the town’s Awa Odori pageant entered its second day, with main dance teams showcasing swish routines after months of apply.
Performers appeared at places all through the town, drawing vacationers and different spectators into the distinctive environment of one among Japan’s best-known conventional dance festivals.
The celebration is famously related to the saying that each the dancers and people watching are “fools,” with spectators on August 12 changing into the “watching fools” as they loved the performances by the “dancing fools.”
The Awa Odori opened on August 11 with an indoor efficiency that includes about 600 chosen dancers.
Source: Kyodo