SENDAI, Aug 06 (NHK) –
The Tanabata Festival within the metropolis of Sendai, northeastern Japan, opened on Sunday. The annual occasion has returned to its pre-pandemic scale with out restrictions for the primary time in 4 years.
The Tanabata Festival within the metropolis of Sendai, northeastern Japan, opened on Sunday. The annual occasion has returned to its pre-pandemic scale with out restrictions for the primary time in 4 years.
The competition is alleged to this point again greater than 400 years, and is among the hottest summer time occasions within the Tohoku area.
About 3,000 bamboos are adorned with colourful streamers, paper strips and different ornaments within the metropolis’s procuring arcades and elsewhere in the course of the three-day occasion.
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