271K views · 10K reactions | Bon Odori: Japan's Dance of Remembrance and Joy Bon Odori is a traditional Japanese folk dance held during the Obon season (typically mid-August), a time when ancestral spirits are believed to return home. It's a vibrant blend of Buddhist rituals, seasonal celebration, and community bonding. | I Love Japan (日本大好き） | Facebook

‼️WATCH: Cebu celebrates Bon Odori Festival 2023 🎌🎏 Bon Odori is a traditional Japanese dance that is performed during the Obon festival, a Buddhist event that honors the spirits of ancestors. The festival is usually held in mid-August and lasts for three days. During Bon Odori, people dress in traditional clothing, such as yukatas (a type of casual kimono), and dance to the beat of taiko drums and traditional Japanese music. #MandaueCity #JapanLike #IslandNomad #BonOdori2023 🎥: The Island No

Over 50,000 Malaysians and other guests attended the Bon Odori festival at the Shah Alam National Sports Complex last weekend. Despite initial hiccups, visitors came in their best kimonos and yukatas as they enjoyed various songs, dances and other activities unique to the Japanese culture. Arigatou Gozaimashita! Thank you for hosting Bon Odori. Looking forward to next year’s event! | SEGi University & Colleges | Facebook