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  • GOSHYOGAWARA, JAPAN - Aomori ken - Tati neputa matsuri Is a very famous festival in the town of Gosyogawara in Aomori prefecture. Giant lantern (over 18 m hight) cross the town on sound of taiko and bon dance - August 2005 ***[FR]*** Festival Tati-Naputa matsuri dans la ville de Gosyogawara dans la prefecture de Aomori. Des lanterne géantes de plus de 18 m de haut traversent la ville au son de Taiko et de Bon dance.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
    Sanja Matsuri-Asakusa---©SebastienLE...jpg
  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • Tokyo, Asakusa - Le Sanja Matsuri est l'un des trois grands festivals de Tokyo, considéré comme le plus important. Le samedi, environ une centaine de mikoshi, sancturaires shinto portables, des divers sanctuaires des 44 quartiers d'Asakusa sont portés par leur membres jusqu'au célébre Senso-ji (sancturaire Kannon) pour être benni et purifié par un pretre shintoiste. Le dimanche, tous les membres se retrouvent dans ce même sanctuaire pour pourter les trois grands mikoshi du Senso-ji à travers les rue d'Asakusa. Ils traversent la porte Kaminarimon (le portail du Tonnere) et rejoignent les 44 quartiers d'Asakusa. [EN] The sanja matsuri is one of the greatest festival in Tokyo. Held on the third week end of june, in Asakusa Shrine known as Senso-ji. On saturday, about One hundred (100) mikoshi (portable sancturaies) from the different sanctuaries of 44 Asakusa 's district, gather at the Kaminarimon gate to enter in the Senso-ji to be purified and blessed by a Shinto priest. On sunday, The three great mikoshi are carried by the population true kaminarimon gate, to the shrine of the 44 districts of Asakusa. That three mikoshi represent the three men who create the Senso-ji.
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 29 SEPTEMBER  - A group of people coming from Akita prefecture in Tohoku in the north of Japan make a show of Kanto Festival in the square of Yurakucho - Ginza. A Kanto is a pbamboo structure that maintain 46 paper lanterns and can be over 60 kg. It become higher an higher as performance when they add new Kanto pieces . Young people with short jacket kimono, head band hachimachi, white socks tabi and Zori straw sandals take turns to support the O-waka - full structure - on the shoulders, their forheads or their hips - September 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN - MAY 5 - Festival of the University of Art of Tokyo celebrating the end of the term. They will brings three dragons  floats to the Sumida River - May 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN - MAY 5 - Festival of the University of Art of Tokyo celebrating the end of the term. They will brings three dragons  floats to the Sumida River - May 2012
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  • AOMORI, JAPAN - Aomori ken - A cooker prepare some Yaki tori, Chiken skewers, for the Nebuta Matsuri in Aomori - August 2005 ***[FR]*** Yaki Tori (brochette de poulet) Festival Nebuta matsuri dans la ville de Aomori Au nord du Tohoku.
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  • KAMAKURA, JAPAN, 16 SEPTEMBER - A Miko walks under the rain with a traditionnal red umbrella in the Yasubame matsuri. A Miko, Shrine Maide or Shaman woman, is a young woman who assist  the shrine, perform ceremonial dance - Miko-mai or Miko-kagura, offer Omikuji fortune tell. A Miko wears a pair of Hakama - long divided trousers, a white Haori - Kimono Jacket symbol of purity. In the  Tsurugaoka Hachimangu  the most important temple of Kamakura, The miko wears sometime purpple Hakama - september 2012
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  • KAMAKURA, JAPAN, 16 SEPTEMBER - A Miko watch through half-open door in the Yasubame matsuri. A Miko, Shrine Maide or Shaman woman, is a young woman who assist  the shrine, perform ceremonial dance - Miko-mai or Miko-kagura, offer Omikuji fortune tell. A Miko wears a pair of Hakama - long divided trousers, a white Haori - Kimono Jacket symbol of purity. In the  Tsurugaoka Hachimangu  the most important temple of Kamakura, The miko wears sometime purpple Hakama - september 2012
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  • TOKYO, JAPAN, 5 MAY - Asakusa - a gard ask to people to move back to let go the Omikoshi for the dragon festival . Three dragons will float on boat down the Umida river  May 2012 [FR] Un garde demande au personne de s'écarter pour laisser la place à l'omikoshi du festival des dragons. Trois dragons seront mis à l'eau sur la riviere Sumida
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