With it's brightly decorated Kumade (decorative rakes) and other lucky charms, Tori no Ichi or "The Festival of the Rooster" is one of Japan's most recognisable festivals taking place in late autumn.
With it's brightly decorated Kumade (decorative rakes) and other lucky charms, Tori no Ichi or "The Festival of the Rooster" is one of Japan's most recognisable festivals taking place in late autumn.
One of the most iconic autumn festivals in Japan is Tori no Ichi or "The Festival of the Rooster".
The weekend will see a variety of arts, crafts and performances, including a music and dance show, gospel choir performance, talks focused on local produce and domestic community exchange programmes, as well as a fashion show highlighting different cultures living in the area.