Togetsukyo
Togetsukyo is a traditional Japanese festival celebrated in the month of July, typically on the 7th and 15th of the month. The name "Togetsukyo" translates to "viewing the full moon," and the festival is dedicated to appreciating the beauty of the full moon. It is one of the four major festivals of Japan, along with Setsubun, Hanami, and Tsukimi.
The festival's origins can be traced back to the Heian period (794-1185), when it was celebrated as
During Togetsukyo, people often participate in traditional activities such as moon-viewing parties, where they gather to
Togetsukyo is also a time for reflection and gratitude. Many people use this opportunity to express their
In recent years, Togetsukyo has gained international attention, with many people from around the world visiting