What is it like to travel to Japan on Tanabata?

It is a very good experience to go to Japan Travel Agency on Tanabata, because there are many cherry blossoms under Mount Fuji in Japan, so when couples are under the romantic cherry blossom trees, they will feel very warm, and it is also in line with this festival of Tanabata.

I went to Japan with my boyfriend last year and I was very happy, especially when we went to the Tanabata Festival, so I experienced a different kind of customs there, and they will have a grand show on the Tanabata Festival.

Because before Tanabata, I told my boyfriend that I especially wanted to eat real Japanese food, so, when the Tanabata Festival arrived, my boyfriend booked a plane ticket to Japan, and we ate very delicious Japanese food, and also saw very romantic cherry blossoms, I was very happy to have this travel experience. <>

I like tech stuff so much that my boyfriend took me on a trip to Japan and bought me a very fun robot in Japan, and this robot has a very high performance and is very beautiful.

Tanabata travel to Japan is a great thing, I am a person who loves travel very much, and it is a trip abroad, I will be happy in my heart, there, I can eat authentic Japanese food that I have never eaten before, as a foodie, of course I think it is a very good thing.

Tanabata travel to Japan is a very happy thing, to a foreign country, feel the regional customs of a foreign country, and in such a special festival, with the person you like, it is even better, you will be happy from the heart, the whole person is floating up.

Traveling to Japan on Tanabata is a very meaningful thing, and most people like to travel because travel can make people feel very happy, see the outside world, and if they go abroad, they can feel the exotic scenery even more.

Tanabata to travel to Japan, giving people a deep sense of memory, because on such a special day to go to a place that has never been before, more commemorative significance, thinking of always showing off to others, saying that Tanabata went to **, so that he showed off himself and showed off himself and showed off himself and boyfriend to go abroad together.

In fact, both China and Japan have a tradition of the Qixi Festival.

Myths and legends of the Chinese Qixi Festival. Legend has it that Cowherd's parents died young, leaving him with only an old cow. The old cow has spirituality and wants to get a wife for his master.

According to its method, the cowherd hid by the river where the fairies often came to bathe. Soon, when the fairies went to bathe by the river, the Cowherd took the clothes of the Weaver Girl, and when the fairies were all dressed and flew away, only the Weaver Girl was left. At this time, the Cowherd begged the Weaver Girl to marry him, and finally the Weaver Girl agreed.

Myths and legends of the Tanabata Festival in Japan. Legend has it that there was a farmer, called "Heping", one day on the way out to work, accidentally rescued an injured white crane, the white crane in order to repay the kindness, incarnated into a woman named "Atong", and Heping became married.

The Japanese are not really the Tanabata Festival, which is just a festival unique to China, and other countries do not have such traditions.

The Japanese also celebrate the Tanabata Festival. The Chinese Tanabata Festival was introduced to Japan around the 8th century AD, more than 1,000 years ago. After this festival was introduced to Japan, the Japanese turned it into a festival with their own characteristics.

Influenced by the traditional culture of our country, there are many people in Japan who will also celebrate the Tanabata Festival, and the Japanese celebrate the Tanabata Festival similar to us, all of them are couples, husbands and wives celebrate the festival together, give each other gifts, and live the world of two.

Qixi Festival is a traditional Chinese festival, also known as the Qiqiao Festival, on this night every year, women wear needles and beggars, pray for blessings, and also ask for a happy marriage. However, the Chinese Qixi Festival has gradually lost the custom of "begging for skill", and over-exaggerating the "Chinese Valentine's Day" violates the original intention of "Qiqiao" (praying for the dexterity of the soul).

And in Japan, Tanabata and Valentine's Day don't have much to do with each other. It is the same as the Japanese New Year, Tanabata can make a wish, write the wish on a slip of paper, and then hang it on a tree. There is no limit to the content of the wish, the parents are healthy, and the family is happy.

The Tanabata Festival in Japan has a lot of activities that vary from place to place, and it is very lively, mainly with singing and dancing performances, fireworks, and sedan chair carrying. The most famous places are Kitano Tenmangu Shrine in Kyoto Prefecture, Kinto Piro Shrine in Kagawa Prefecture, Hiratsuka City in Kanagawa Prefecture, and Takaoka City in Toyama Prefecture.