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Tokyo streets come alive at the annual Shintora festival

AP

Published : Nov 23, 2016, 12:38 pm IST
Updated : Jul 8, 2017, 8:39 pm IST
Six major traditional festivals of Japan's northeastern region of Tohoku were showcased to Tokyoites and tourists during the new two-day Shintora festival. (Photo: AP)
Six major traditional festivals of Japan's northeastern region of Tohoku were showcased to Tokyoites and tourists during the new two-day Shintora festival. (Photo: AP)
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A stunt man balances a bamboo pole which is bent by the weight of paper lanterns on his forehead during the Kanto Festival performance.
A stunt man balances a bamboo pole which is bent by the weight of paper lanterns on his forehead during the Kanto Festival performance.
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Dancers jump during the Aomori Nebuta Festival performance.
Dancers jump during the Aomori Nebuta Festival performance.
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A customer holds a "Kumade" or "good luck rake" during Torinoichi festival at Hanazono Shrine.
A customer holds a "Kumade" or "good luck rake" during Torinoichi festival at Hanazono Shrine.
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A girl walks in Japan's traditional kimono as she participates in a ceremony at Atago Shrine in Tokyo.
A girl walks in Japan's traditional kimono as she participates in a ceremony at Atago Shrine in Tokyo.
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Dancers sing and play drums during the Morioka Sansa Festival performance.
Dancers sing and play drums during the Morioka Sansa Festival performance.
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