Himeji Yukata Festival
Join the locals dressed in yukata (light cotton summer robes) and hit the food stalls.
Join the locals dressed in yukata (light cotton summer robes) and hit the food stalls.
Time to break out your yukata and usher in the summer months.
This festival creates a fun and vibrant atmosphere through various stage events and local food stalls.
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