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Awa Odori Dancers Fill Tokushima Streets

Street performances began across Tokushima on August 12 as the city's Awa Odori festival entered its second day, with leading dance groups showcasing graceful routines after months of practice. (News On Japan)

Tokushima city witnessed vibrant street performances on August 12 as the Awa Odori festival commenced its second day. Renowned dance troupes displayed intricate routines after rigorous months of training. The festive atmosphere attracted both local spectators and tourists alike. Locals fondly referred to the festival-goers as "fools," both those participating and those watching, appreciating the spectacle.

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