The 54th Kamakura Festival (Matoi parade and Hashigo-nori)
Shinishiro Moriuchi | May 10, 2016
Here are the sights and sounds during the Matoi parade and Hasshugo-nori that took place during the 54th Kamakura Festival that took place April 8, 2012, at the seaside town Kamakura, Japan. It is just located South of Tokyo.
April 8 is more known Buddha's Birthday in Japan, the only country who has a fixed date when it comes to celebrating this holiday after adopting the Gregorian Calendar in 1873.
Tags: TRADITION, Japan, Matoi parade, Hasshugo-nori, Kamakura festival, Kamakura, festival
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