This time, we visited the Tanabata Festival in Ogawa Town, Saitama Prefecture, where abundant nature and high-quality water spring forth!
Ogawa Town's WASHI paper-making has a history of over 1300 years and is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
At this historic festival associated with WASHI paper, I was able to experience the traditions that have been passed down through generations, and it was very enjoyable.
Please also pay attention to the diverse paper decorations that utilize the local industry.
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In front of Ogawa-machi Station, Tobu Tojo Line
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⌛ Table of Contents
0:00 Opening
0:51 Ogawa-machi Station
2:12 Strolling around the shopping street
4:25 Float procession and sake barrel opening
6:28 Stall introduction
6:51 Shaved ice
7:38 Chilled pineapple
8:15 Whole cucumber pickle
8:43 Chuhai
9:37 Nighttime stroll around the shopping street and stall introduction
11:14 Drink shop
11:40 Fried noodles
12:05 Fireworks
12:28 Takoyaki
13:19 Frozen mandarins
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