Mifune Festival, Arashiyama, Kyoto
Florence Schwartz | May 10, 2016
Watch as a "Funa Asobi" (boat play or boating) takes part of the Mifune Matsturi.
Mifune is also known as three boats festival. It is held during the third Sunday of May at the town of Arashiyama in Kyoto, Kapan. This festival serves as a representation of Emperor Uda's visit to Arashiyama in the year 898 AD.
Tags: TRADITION, Japan, Mifune Matsuri, Funa Asobi, boat play, boating, three boats festival, Kyoto, Arashiyama
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