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- Let’s go to the Tulip festival at Echigo Kyuryo Park and see two hundred thousand tulips in bloom!
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- Deer herding to the beautiful sounds of a horn in Nara!
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- https://youtu.be/phpEqMEymDw Iizaka Kenka Matsuri is the best event to see during Fukushima's autumn schedule of festivals. The main festival in aut
- The“Nihon-matsu Chochin (Lantern) Festival”- 3,000 beautiful red paper lanterns swaying in the autumn evening sky!(MOVIE)
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- Join the Locals and Dance Bon Odori
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