Bon Odori in Chuo-ku (Oedo Festival Bon Odori Festival, Bon Odori on Tsukuda Island, Tsukiji Honganji Noryo Bon Odori, etc.)

Bon Odori colors the summer of all over Japan with songs and dances unique to the land and land. The appearance of the Yukata men and women of all ages dancing around the tower is very glamorous, and the fun of the people dancing in the ring is transmitted to the spectators, and Bon Odori has a mysterious charm for both dancers and viewers.
There are many historical Bon dances in the city, and it is held in each area in the city and is very busy.
The Oedo Festival Bon Odori Festival, which has been held since 1990, is now an indispensable event as a summer tradition, and the original song “This is Edo Bon Dance” is loved by men and women of all ages as a representative Bon Dance.
In addition, Bon Odori on Tsukuda Island, which is held on July 13, 14, and 15 every year, is a kind of Buddhist prayer dance that is quiet, quaint, and sorrowful. Bon Odori on Tsukuda Island was designated as Intangible Cultural Property in Tokyo in 1976 due to tradition of traditional performing arts.