A rare festival near Tokyo Skytree
Ariel shared her coverage of Tobiki Inari Shrine’s Grand Festival, including its ox-drawn sacred carriage and neighbourhood processions.
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Ariel Lee is a Taiwanese American travel blogger and photographer based in Tokyo, sharing Japan’s traditional crafts, festivals, seasonal scenery and family-friendly places.
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instagram.comWatch Ariel’s reelJoining Noto’s Okuma Kabuto Matsuri
During a September visit to Noto with Tobu Top Tours, Ariel joined Kumano Shrine’s festival procession. Her account connects the celebration with local communities rebuilding after the 2024 disasters.
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Making a souvenir from recycled kimono fabric
Ariel featured an Azuma bag workshop with Sakata-san, showing how visitors can turn recycled kimono fabric into a souvenir using simple sewing techniques.
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Following Sumida’s winter bamboo lights
Ariel shared her route through the seasonal bamboo illuminations around Ushijima Shrine, Sumida Park and the riverside, with photography tips from her visit.
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Inside an all-night bathhouse in Oshiage
Ariel introduced Daikokuyu Oshiage Onsen, a family-run bathhouse near Tokyo Skytree. Her guide covered its overnight hours, changing herbal baths and practical advice for visitors.
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