2021/07/24 (Sat) Living in Japan

Tanabata at Yoyogi Uehara

Summer holidays started and Japanese people enjoy their day off with their family or traveling home. Basically Tanabata is the symbol for summer in Japan and the beginning of the summer matsuri season.

 

The legend of Tanabata

 

 

Tanabata (Star festival) is happening on July 7th. The legend says the deities Orihime (Vega) and Hikoboshi (Altair) meet on this day. The Milky Way (heavenly river) separates these lovers, and they are allowed to meet only once a year. However if it is raining they can not meet each other.

We found this cute Tanabata decoration close to Yoyogi Hachiman station. This one was especially for children. On Tanabata you write your wish on a small paper, hang it on a bamboo tree branch and hope that it becomes true. If there is Tanabata you can find almost everywhere decorations, even in Shopping malls.

 

Yoyogi Hachiman and Yoyogi Uehara, perfect location for moving to Tokyo

Yoyogi Hachiman and Yoyogi Uehara are actually nice locations to start your new life in Tokyo in case you are moving to Tokyo. 

This area is very popular among foreigners and japanese families and has some retro stylish atmosphere. You can find many embassies around or european style bread shops.

If you like to live close to the center of Tokyo but prefer a quiet neighborhood and nature than Yoyogi Uehara and Yoyogi Hachiman are our recommendations. Meiji Jingu Shrine and Yoyogi Park are in walking distance. Just the perfect place to explore the city on your day off!

 

SAKURA HOUSE YOYOGI UEAHRA NISHIHARA (SHARE HOUSE)

https://www.sakura-house.com/buil…/yoyogi-uehara-nishihara

SHARE

RELATED PROPERTY

  • SHARE HOUSE

    YOYOGI UEHARA (TOKYO SHARE HOUSE; was NISHIHARA)


  • APARTMENT

    SHINJUKU SHIN OKUBO (TOKYO APARTMENT)


  • SHARE HOUSE
    GUEST HOUSE

    KOTO TOKYO MONZEN-NAKACHO D (SHARE HOUSE)


    Female Only

  • APARTMENT

    MEGURO APARTMENT A (Former Meguro Apt.)


  • APARTMENT

    NUMABUKURO C (Former Numabukuro 3)


  • SHARE HOUSE
    GUEST HOUSE

    NAKAMEGURO (TOKYO SHARE HOUSE & GUEST HOUSE)


ARCHIVE

This web site uses cookies. You will be agreeing to the use of our cookies by continuing to browse the site. Find out more here.