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  • In a Japanese summer festival, many people are dancing at night under lantern light.
    Japanese Culture and Traditions

    The Sacred Chaos: Why Japanese Summer Festivals Are Essential for Local Relationships (And Our Complicated Faith)

    We are a nation that is both deeply pragmatic and quietly spiritual. We have three times more shrines than convenience stores. Natsu Matsuri is essential, not for the gods, but for workplace harmony—and convincing ourselves that summer is finally, truly over.
    March 22, 2021January 6, 2026
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