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Summer in Japan becomes much more than just a hot season thanks to a variety of cultural activities. One of them is playing traditional games with friends and family at a summer festival

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There’s a lot to enjoy at a Japanese summer festival – fireworks, traditional games, and of course, we can’t miss out on festival food!

Summer days in Japan, especially in big cities like Tokyo, Yokohama, and Osaka, are truly hot. In spite of the scorching heat, many unique and exciting things in Japan are waiting for you to experience them during the summer.

Osaka–it’s Japan’s second biggest city and one of the most popular tourist destinations in Japan, attracting visitors from all around the world. The unique culture and warm hospitality are two attractive points that add a distinct character to the city like no other.

No other country knows how to celebrate the changing of seasons like Japan. Just like hanami festivals, in spring, Japan also has a way of embracing hot summers: firework festivals.

Summer is in full swing, meaning that people all over Japan are looking for fun ways to spend these long, summer days. As you may have seen in your favorite anime beach episodes, Japanese people love the beach and make a whole day of activities out of it.

Japanese summers are fun and full of activities that make the summers fly by. That being said, some days are just so hot that the last thing you want to do is spend it outside. That’s where Japan’s many manga museums and anime museums come into play.

Celebrate the Star Festival called Tanabata that takes place from July to August in Japan with TokyoTreat. Not sure what to do or what to eat? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

With more than 13 million residents to entertain, there are many things to do in Tokyo. And with things heating up, people are looking to make the most of their Tokyo summers.

World-famous Japanese foods like sushi, sashimi, and tempura all require careful prep and complicated techniques. However, Japanese festival and street food sold at yatai (mobile food stalls) also have their own appeal and are worth a try.

It’s the world’s first Nintendo-themed theme park, and it’s located inside Universal Studios Japan (USJ) in Osaka. For the Mario lovers out there, this is the ultimate place to visit this summer!