Japanese Old style Stall - New Year's Street Food Market Tour at Harajuku - Tokyo 2022

Festivals take place at shrines, temples, and other venues all year round in Japan, celebrating seasonal or historical events. On festival days, shop owners set up food stalls known as "yatai," and outdoor stands on the road, at parks, or paths approaching shrines. Festivals have a great variety of treats and sweets, and are one great way to enjoy Japanese street food at a reasonable price--often costing less than 500 yen. The savory dishes found at festivals in Japan are varied and sure to please all tastebuds, ranging from yakisoba to fried chicken. Indulging in something cooked fresh from a stall, combined with the festive atmosphere, will make your experience all the more delicious. Please note that the selection of food will differ according to the festival, location, and time of year.
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