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2018-11-13 07:13:14
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Tokyo’s Biggest Festival Market

Join us for Tokyo’s biggest market festival happening ppppppeld every November at URL: Ohtori Shrine https://goo.gl/maps/5JZuS5QTi1n “Tori-no-Ichi"Festivals of Ohtori Shrine in Asakusa,Tokyo are held twice or thrice every November since the Edo era.(the Chistian era 1750-1760) http://www.otorisama.or.jp/english.html

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KIERON DAVIES

I would love to hear about the dark side I.e gangs bad areas etc as with any city there will be issues. Just it’s always nice things but there must be bad aswell . I’m not a criminal lol but it would be different to show the other side , cheers John 🇬🇧 We all know japan is a friendly place but they must have city issues aswell . Just something different

Ramses Silent

760 top watching 534 likes by end of stream! FANTASTIC!

Vern Dietsche (aka UFO Bob)

Thanks to your video I was motivated to learn more about the kumade. As it turns out, the kumade was originally a wide bamboo rake used for gathering the fall leaves. The tradition of decorating them with good luck charms and selling them at shrines to help “rake in” wealth, happiness and safety began in the Edo period. Frequently the kumade includes symbols of prosperity such as treasure chests, gold coins, and the Otafuku mask (the “Goddess of mirth") used in the Kyogen theater.

ONLY in JAPAN
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I came for food, I left with a wealth of cultural knowledge! I’d seen Kumade before but I’m glad we all learned something new — and are a lot!

Greg Shepherd

congrats Jon on 100k on Only in Japan Go!