Tanabata is a Japanese star festival, it literally means the evening of seventh. According to Japanese and Chinese belief, it is the only day when the Orihime and Hikonoshi meet in a year.
This year, Nayun and I went to a festival held at Kappa bashi. Somewhere between Ueno and Asakusa. Despite the extremely hot temperature, the festival was so much better than what I expected. There were so many stalls and people in colorful yukata! Not forget to mention that it is free to write a wish and hang it on the bamboos provided along the street.
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| Street performance |
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| Nayun in front of many wishes :D |
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| 100% fresh grapefruit juice |
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| Cotton candy just for 100 yen! |
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We walked all the way to Asakusa and took so many pictures as if we were tourists :D
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| An old man was offering to take pictures of us :) |
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| Hard to see, but do you see the Sky Tree at the back? |
Nothing feels more Japan than a festival or Asakusa :p
and I love both of them!
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I'm going to South Korea tomorrow for a week! So excited :D
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