Entertainment Festival Travel / Tsuda 昌太朗

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More than 150 Japanese music festivals! \ More than 150 festivals! Now is the time when music festivals are chosen as the purpose of travel! / This music festival is held all over the country throughout the year, starting with the four major Japanese festivals such as Fuji Rock, Rock in Japan, Rising Sun, and Summer Sonic. Not only can you watch music live live, but there are many festivals with various themes such as outdoor, camping, regional revitalization, reconstruction support, and environmental conservation. In addition, this book covers information about Japanese festivals which are expected to be inbound from abroad. In addition, we introduce interviews with the artists who sponsor the festivals and sightseeing spots that you want to visit together. For those who want to use the long vacation to make it an event for a family trip, enjoy camping with friends and groups, and think that "it is boring for just travel!", we propose a new style called "Festivals × Travel". It is the first Japanese "Music Festival Guidebook" that is full of useful information for all people who love festivals as well as those who want to participate in the future and those who are interested in festivals. ■ Points of this book - ■ ● More than 150 music festivals held in Japan are published in guide form ● Not only large-scale festivals but also small and medium-scale festivals nationwide by season ● Recommended festivals from all over the country are also published ● Interview with 10-FEET, Takanori Nishikawa, and TOSHI-LOW who have been hosting festivals for a long time ● There are plenty of explanations that are easy for beginners such as how to choose festivals and manners when participating ● There are also plenty of content pages that are easy for beginners such as fashion snap and carefully selected festival rice ● Illustration by music festival lover Ashisawa Munnetto ● Written by 昌太朗 Tsuda, editor-in-chief of Music Festival Information Site "Festival Life"