JAPANESE STREETS visited the Bunka Fashion College Bunkasai. This year’s Culture Festival celebrated the 90th anniversary since the school was founded
The last three days the annual bunkasai (culture festival) took place at Tokyo’s famed Bunka Fashion College. This always takes place around Culture Day.
The event is quite large and attracts people from all over Japan. Everything, including the food stalls, is organized and run by the students themselves.
JAPANESE STREETS had a look at some of the displays, workshops and presentations:
EVENT AREA
NEAR THE FOOD STALLS
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