Summer in Japan is one of the most exciting times of the year. It is the season of fireworks and Yukata (Casual summer kimonos). celebrated in many cities across Japan. Authentic Japanese culture is on display at these events, for example, traditional folk dance, and Japanese street food. Though the fireworks are the highlight, you should also try sampling the culinary delights from the food stalls. My personal recommendations would be Karaage, (Deep fried chicken) which is famous throughout Oita Prefecture and Kakigori (Shaved ice).
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Beppu Taikai Fireworks Festival
Savor the delights of summer
By Anonymous
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Matogahama Park, Beppu, Oita Prefecture, Japan (Directions)
Editor's note: the Beppu Sea of Fire Festival is held end of July, while the Kamegawa Summer Festival is held early August – fireworks are held at both events.
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