Photo-blog of our journey through rural Japan in 2007 to sample its scintillating natural spectres, visit wayside shrines and experience the thrill of traditional festivals.
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2012年3月5日月曜日
Furukawa: Goldfish and Sake
After Takayama, we headed Furukawa another merchant town with old white-walled sake-brewing and trading houses set on a canal, where there were little 'shrines' set up with fish food for the visitors to hideously overfeed the large gold Koi carp in the stream.
In April Furukawa is home to the Hadaka Matsuri or 'naked' matsuri when boisterous young men in loincloths vie with one another at midnight to place small drums on a stage with one large drum. We weren't there at the right time but here are a few internet images to complete the festival picture.
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