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Regional cultural and seasonal events in Japan

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Various cultural, seasonal, and regional events are scheduled across Japan for late 2026. In Tokyo, Lotte will host the “Yukimi Daifuku Minna de Otsukimi-kai” at the Shinjuku Sumitomo Building from September 25 to 27, featuring moon-viewing activities and mochi-pounding. Other cultural activities include an Edo Fire Brigade photography exhibition and an ikebana exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Sogetsu school. Regional celebrations include moon-viewing in Akashi Park, seasonal flora displays in Kanagawa, and a beet sugar history festival in Hokkaido. Additional regional Regional programming includes dinosaur-themed fossil workshops at Emifull MASAKI in Ehime on September 12–13, and a Fukui’s 20th “Car Free Day” in Fukui. Transportation-themed on September 19, which will showcase autonomous buses. Railway-themed events are also planned, including railway symposiums and tours by IGR Iwate Galaxy extensive. The Ueda Railway Festival is set for October 3, involving JR East, Shinano Railway, and Ueda Electric Railway. In October, Hokusō Railway will host a parent-child driving experience on the 18th, while Seibu Railway offers a late-night photography session at the Seimaru Tunnel Signal Station on October 3–4 and a professional job experience day for children on October 4. Mizushima Rinkai Railway will hold its Railway Day Commemorative Festa on October 25 at Kurashiki Freight Terminal Station. Other scheduled activities include the Tsukuba Express festival on November 3, an IGR Iwate Galaxy Railway symposium and bus tour in November, and various September exhibitions at the “Ueda Railway Festival” Museum in October. Saitama.

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