阿波踊り2016 総集編 Awaodori Festival in Tokushima, Japan

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From the guide “Geisha Experience in Tokushima: Shimada Ryotei Guide”: Shimada offers a traditional geisha experience in Tomida-machi, Tokushima City. At this reservation-only ryotei, guests can watch geisha dance nearby and enjoy ozashiki asobi—party games played in a tatami room.
The guide goes on: “9. FAQ”. Yes. Shimada’s official site welcomes overseas guests who want a traditional experience, and its booking information says that first-time guests should make a reservation in advance.
From the guide “Things to Do in Tokushima: Awa Odori, Naruto and Mount Bizan”: See an Awa Odori performance in Tokushima City, ride the Bizan Ropeway, or plan a visit to Naruto’s whirlpools around the tide.
Video by 徳島新聞動画 TPV(Tokushima Press Video) on YouTube. Watch on YouTube
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