Keeping that in mind, festival wholesale company Kishis decided to help people create new summer memories and keep the matsuri tradition alive by creating festival stands to use at home. While this year has seen the slow but steady return of summer matsuri, the reality is that it’s been difficult for some festival organisers to host the large scale festivals and firework shows that took place pre-corona. Unfortunately, the arrival of coronavirus meant most festivals were cancelled over the past two years. For a lot of people, it just doesn’t feel like summer until you’ve been to your first festival of the season. Known in Japanese as natsu matsuri, these local festivals see people dress up in colorful yukata and eat delicious street food whilst watching the fireworks with friends and loved ones.

Cool new kits let you enjoy the atmosphere of a Japanese summer festival without leaving your home.Īnyone who has spent time in Japan during the hotter months will tell you about the joys of a Japanese summer festival.

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