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Fukushima Waraji Festival: Japan's Largest Straw Sandals (Fukushima)
Fukushima City
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Liao *****
2025/08/03
Фантастический 5.0
В туристическом центре города Фукусима, где мы обменивали билеты, сотрудники были очень увлечены своим делом. Они заранее распечатали схему рассадки и описание мероприятия, а после нашего прибытия подробно все объяснили, были очень приветливы и радушны, что создало ощущение, будто мы долгожданные гости.
Руководство
- A giant straw sandal parade with a total length of 12 meters, right before your eyes!!
- Advance reservations ensure you can avoid crowds and secure a viewing spot!
- Three types of seats are available: A seats (front row), B seats (second row), and C seats (third row). If purchasing tickets for two or more people, seats will be prepared side by side.
The Fukushima Waraji Festival is a festival held every summer in Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture. It is a dynamic event that sees people parade through the city carrying Japan’s largest 12-meter-long straw sandals, attracting many tourists. There is also a dance parade and food stalls, making it a lively festival that represents Fukushima’s summer!
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- A giant straw sandal parade with a total length of 12 meters, right before your eyes!!
- Advance reservations ensure you can avoid crowds and secure a viewing spot!
- Three types of seats are available: A seats (front row), B seats (second row), and C seats (third row). If purchasing tickets for two or more people, seats will be prepared side by side.
The Fukushima Waraji Festival is a festival held every summer in Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture. It is a dynamic event that sees people parade through the city carrying Japan’s largest 12-meter-long straw sandals, attracting many tourists. There is also a dance parade and food stalls, making it a lively festival that represents Fukushima’s summer!