Basho holds 6 tournaments on various dates and locations. Please see the future events on the table below. The Grand Sumo Tournament (Bash) is held, yearly, in...
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The festival symbols the end of the summer in Japan. The first day of the celebration, the 26th of August, is officially the last day of climbing the Fuji...
Once a year, on Jan 3rd, Hakozaki Shrine Tamaseseri (Ball-Catching Festival) is held in Fukuoka. This is a traditional event that exists for more than five...
Bullfinch Exchange Festival (Usokae) is a traditional event where the believers carry out a ritual struggle between the good and the evil forces. The events...
The Shimokitazawa Tengu Festival (Long Red-Nosed Goblins Festival) is held every year in late January early February. The Japanese mark four times a year, the...
Sapporo is located in Hokkaido Island the second in its size in Japan. Sapporo holds, yearly in February, since 1950 one of the most beautiful art events of...
The Tokyo’s Marathon is carried out every year in mid-February. The Marathon is Japan’s biggest running event. It attracts thousands athletes from...
![Todaiji Temple Nara - Photo by: Luis Iranzo Navarro-Olivares [Via-pixabay.com]](https://www.carnifest.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Todaiji_Temple_Nara-300x200.jpg "Todaiji Temple Nara - Photo by: Luis Iranzo Navarro-Olivares [Via-pixabay.com]")
Fire and Water festival – Nara Japan The monks of Todaiji Temple are in charge of the spring ritual. Just after midnight 11 chosen monks climb the stairs...
The male steel organ festival, Kanamara Matsuri, is held since 1969 every spring in the Kanayama shrine in the city of Kawasaki in Japan. With all the...
The floral Festival of Japan, Hana-Matsuri, is a religious holiday that symbols Buddha’s birthday. The holiday is celebrated, yearly, in April 8th in the...
