As soon as we arrived, Jack was roped in to pound some rice to make these gooey sweet-rice puddings in 'tradional Japanese style'
The noodle women...
They were doing a raffle but it seemed pretty much like a free-for-all...
Jack tackling the dried squid, it was quite tough and chewy...
Jack tackling the dried squid, it was quite tough and chewy...
Jack with some other goodies - they were pretty much giant Wotsits...
After the festival, we went along to an Edo museum where they had recreated a section of a town that you could wander round...
Jack and Ryota in an Edo-era hotel...
Jack and Ryota enjoying a katatsu (a table with a heater and blanket)...
There was this weird mechanical cat on top of one of the roofs...
A mock toilet, basically a hole in the ground...
A child-size woven sandle...
After the museum we went to a Japanese garden and had tea and cake in the tea room...
After the museum we went to a Japanese garden and had tea and cake in the tea room...
We also fed the fish - check out the gobs on these carp!
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