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Tanabata Dancing Parade in Noda
The 60th summer festival in Noda was held on Aug.6 and 7.
We participated in Tanabata dancing parade in the evening of Aug.6.
Staff of NIA, students of Japanese language class, foreign exchange students and their host families of our home stay program enjoyed dancing in the parade.
A student of Japanese language class and a guest of home stay program were delighted to parade with holding a traditional hand-carry lantern.
Foreign exchange students are dressed well in Yukata
(simple summer kimono).
(simple summer kimono).
Students of Japanese language class are delighted to dance.
Staff of NIA enjoyed parading, too.
After the parade, we took a picture of all of us together.
The Tanabata dancing parade in summer festival in Noda was very fun.
This will remain with us a nice memory.
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Summer Festival in Noda
Tanabata Dancing
The 59th summer festival in Noda, Tanabata dancing, was held on August 7 and 8.
Foreign exchange students and their host families of our home stay program, staff of NIA and students of Japanese language class participated in Tanabata dancing parade and enjoyed dancing in the evening of August 7.
Twelve groups competed with each other in the contest and NIA group was awarded a prize, Tanosikatta de shou, for good performance in the dancing parade.
The beginning of the dancing parade
Students from France and India were delighted to dance
with holding a lantern.
with holding a lantern.
Everybody is dancing delightfully.
After the parade, we took a picture of all of us together.
Summer festival in Noda was fun, wasn’t it?
We enjoyed various events, Tanabata decorations, delicious food stalls and delightful dancing parade.
Summer Festival in Noda
Tanabata Dancing
The 58th Summer Festival in Noda was held on Aug.8 and 9.
We participated in Tanabata Dancing Parade in the evening of Aug.8.
Staff of NIA, students of Japanese language class, foreign exchange students and their host families of our home stay program enjoyed dancing in the parade.
The beginning of the dancing paradeForeign exchange students and their host families
are very delighted to dance.
are very delighted to dance.
Students of Japanese language class and
NIA staff are delighted to dance, too.
NIA staff are delighted to dance, too.
The dancing parade for one hour and a half was delightful, wasn't it?
There were many foreigners who wore yukata
(simple summer kimono)for the first time.
(simple summer kimono)for the first time.
Everybody danced at his (hers) best.
Let’s take a picture of all of us together.
Let’s take a picture of all of us together.
This will remain with us a nice memory of summer days.
Shall we participate in this event next year, too?
Shall we participate in this event next year, too?
Participated in the 57th Noda Tanabata Dancing Parade
from 7:00 to 9:00 in the evening of Aug.2
from 7:00 to 9:00 in the evening of Aug.2
Members of NIA including foreign exchange students of our home stay program enjoyed dancing in the parade wearing yukata (simple summer kimono). Many people from Kikkoman Co., from City Hall, various women organization, and other citizens were dancing and paraded the main street of the town in yukata.
Everybody was enjoying dancing in Noda samba rhythm.
Guest students with their host families
They look like real father and daughters; but
two girls are from China.
A student from Bangladesh wearing yukata and holding a traditional hand-carry lantern
Along the street, there were many night stalls and booths, and colorful paper decorations for tanabata festival standing tall all the way.