A little late but always thank you for the subscription @TravellerG @asifMojtoba @Jesi @CilineR @davidhyno
Hi** @YasumiKikuchi **
Thanks a lot for sharing a cultural post about Japan, your posts always amazing and full with beautiful pictures, the #pegman is literally a nice gift from CL Tokyo 
I hope our fellow local guides will definitely consider the information which is given by you.
Looking forward to read more great posts from your side. Good luck for the upcoming post
I also write a Cultural post about India: Raksha-Bandhan-A-Hindu-festival-of-brother-and-sister-in-India
If time permits kindly read and share your views** @user_not_found @Ant_Bad_Yogi **
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Thank you as always @IshantHP_ig
I also like the detailed explanation of your article. Next will be Pegman in India!!
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Welcome always** @YasumiKikuchi **
Looking forward to see you in India:)
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Wow what an explosion of colors these Festivals have dear @YasumiKikuchi !
How can you not be happy and content during these holidays?
And it’s great that everyone respects these decorations!
I also see Mr. Pegman happy!
Thanks my friend Yasumi,
it is always a pleasure to watch your posts that make me fall in love more and more with your country!
David
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Always thank you my friend @davidhyno
Japanese festivals are often fantasy of light and color, but Sendai Tanabata will be particularly vivid✨. I hope someday you will stand here. There will be more Japanese articles in the future😉!!
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Beautiful decorations!
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Thank you for your reply @ChinonsoOnukwugha
Enjoy a unique Japan color! We will continue to introduce colorful Japan:japan:
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Grazie
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Really beautiful and I hope one day I will see live!
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@YasumiKikuchi . Thanks for sharing! I love colors. 
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Thank you for viewing @SunshineNY
Is the Japanese color scheme unique?
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Sorry for the late reply, thank you for reading my article!! I hope you will become a fan of my article🤗
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So much amazing colour @YasumiKikuchi thank you for sharing. A friend of mine is in Japan at the moment, I hope he’s seen this!
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Hello @PaulPavlinovich Thank you for reading!!
Japan color that I want your friends to see! I am always ready to support him with Japan information🗾
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Hehe, he has his trip planned down to the last minute @YasumiKikuchi but I will put him in touch for his next trip.
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Ciao @YasumiKikuchi ,
grazie a te per la condivisione, il Jappone è uno dei miei posti preferiti.
Spero un giorno di poterlo visitare.
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@YasumiKikuchi wow what a beautiful writeup. Am so keen on Eating the shaved ice😱. Has it been modified since its inception? Or has it been as it was since 1200 years
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Thank you for reading @Austinelewex
And a good question! The current method of making shaved ice is different. The way of shaving 1200 years ago seemed to be even rougher, and of course there is no current sugar. Even enjoying the ice itself seemed precious. However, this form of shaved ice, which is popular all over the world, is still the origin of the traditional Japanese culture of “heat stroke is prevented by cooling the body directly”. In other cultures, there are archaeological discoveries about shaved ice at the same time.
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