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05 July 2026
06 July 2026
Half-Summer, Japanese Culture, July in Japan

Half-Summer 半夏生 はんげしょう

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15 July 2026
Japanese Culture, July in Japan, The giant mikoshi called a Yamakasa is pulled along the street at the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival in Fukuoka

Hakata Gion Yamakasa 博多祇園山笠 はかたぎおんやまかさ

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Japanese Culture, Japanese Cultural Calendar, Gion Festival in Kyoto, People pulling the giant mikoshii along the streets of Kyoto.

Gion Festival (Kyoto City) 祇園祭り ぎおんまつり

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06 July 2026
Half-Summer, Japanese Culture, July in Japan

Half-Summer 半夏生 はんげしょう

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06 July 2026
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Japanese Culture, July in Japan, The giant mikoshi called a Yamakasa is pulled along the street at the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival in Fukuoka

Hakata Gion Yamakasa 博多祇園山笠 はかたぎおんやまかさ

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Japanese Culture, Japanese Cultural Calendar, Gion Festival in Kyoto, People pulling the giant mikoshii along the streets of Kyoto.

Gion Festival (Kyoto City) 祇園祭り ぎおんまつり

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07 July 2026
Japanese Culture, July in Japan, Tanabata in a shrine at Sendai

Tanabata (the Evening of the Seventh) 七夕 or the Star Festival 星祭り

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07 July 2026
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Japanese Culture, July in Japan, The giant mikoshi called a Yamakasa is pulled along the street at the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival in Fukuoka

Hakata Gion Yamakasa 博多祇園山笠 はかたぎおんやまかさ

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Japanese Culture, Japanese Cultural Calendar, Gion Festival in Kyoto, People pulling the giant mikoshii along the streets of Kyoto.

Gion Festival (Kyoto City) 祇園祭り ぎおんまつり

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08 July 2026
15 July 2026
Japanese Culture, July in Japan, The giant mikoshi called a Yamakasa is pulled along the street at the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival in Fukuoka

Hakata Gion Yamakasa 博多祇園山笠 はかたぎおんやまかさ

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Japanese Culture, Japanese Cultural Calendar, Gion Festival in Kyoto, People pulling the giant mikoshii along the streets of Kyoto.

Gion Festival (Kyoto City) 祇園祭り ぎおんまつり

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09 July 2026
15 July 2026
Japanese Culture, July in Japan, The giant mikoshi called a Yamakasa is pulled along the street at the Hakata Gion Yamakasa festival in Fukuoka

Hakata Gion Yamakasa 博多祇園山笠 はかたぎおんやまかさ

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I have lived and worked with my family in Japan since 2005. For many years I have been interested in the very practical and creative side of Japanese culture. In my free time I travel around, enjoy hiking in the countryside and cities, and just generally seeing and doing new things. This blog is primarily a way for me to focus my energies and record and teach others about what I have learned by experience constructively. I am interested in urban development, and sustainable micro-economics, especially home-economics, and practical things everyday families can do to survive and thrive through these changing times.