Today, I paraded around in my yukata as we explored the
neighborhood.
browsing the convenient store Photo Cred: Cat |
First stop: Nishijin Textile Center
cool machines and demonstrations |
They have kimono fashion shows several times everyday. We got to catch one.
Second Stop: The Kyoto City Archeological Museum
A free museum that was totally up Cat's alley.
Next stop: Kyoto International Manga Museum
The museum is actually a giant manga library where people can pay an entrance fee to read all the mangas they want, until closing time. We arrived at the museum with less than an hour left and decided to just wander around the gift shop.
Couldn't take any pictures inside... so here's a peek from the outside |
reading yard |
We celebrated the rest of the evening at the festival roaming the streets filled with fantastic food and fashion and fun.
Cat getting ready to go |
girls in yukatas |
happy people strolling |
float! |
catching fish game |
yay, person got one. |
more fun games. |
Kristie sees turtle game. How would you bring that home... |
food time! Photo Cred: Cat |
Soba noodles = 300 Yen
Grilled octopus = 200 Yen
This festival kind of makes up for me missing out on Pride
and the Taste of the Danforth this year.
Vending machine of the day:
Vending machine of the day:
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