What festivals do Japanese people celebrate by wearing kimonos and dancing together?

In Japan, there are many festivals of their own. Every holiday, they will actively participate in these activities. The Japanese are very hospitable. When they take part in festivals, they will wear kimonos. Their kimonos are very good and beautiful.

Japanese will wear kimonos and dance on their Valentine's Day in China. In this festival, everyone puts on their favorite clothes and enjoys the moon. At the same time, there was a fireworks show, and everyone was immersed in this happy moment. There are many kinds of kimonos, whether it is the light bathrobe that we see in various Japanese dramas and animations to attend summer festivals, the gorgeous and expensive vibrating sleeve kimono with exquisite patterns to wear when attending important occasions, or the plain and clean colors with dark lines.

At the same time, as Chinese Valentine's Day and Osaka, which have been handed down from China, are adjacent to Kyoto, they are greatly influenced by Kyoto culture, and there are many indoor temples. Si Tennoja is one of the more famous temples in Osaka. On Tanabata, some young men and women came to Tiannu's house to play together, and by the way, they made their own Tanabata wishes on the Tanabata wishing tree in the temple. In order to create the atmosphere of Tanabata, the temple specially hung countless small white lights on the scaffolding next to the wishing tree, creating a feeling of "Tianhe". Sentient men and women come here to make a wish, just like the cowherd and the weaver girl meet in the Milky Way. This situation is very romantic.

On the night of Tanabata, a female friend, a man, came to participate in Tanabata activities arranged by each community. At this time, boys will invite girls to perform their national dance, also called courtship dance.