Resonating applause, the clack of geta sandals.
Swinging paper lanterns,
the silhouette of yukata robes.
In the historic setting of the Toei Kyoto Studio Park a dreamy feast is woven,
the summer of Japan, nearly forgotten,
is rediscovered here... — its name,
"UZUMASA EDO SAKABA
- NIGHT'S DREAM BON-DANCE - “.

As you step inside, you are already
in the streets of Edo-era Kyoto.
There, in a scenery that feels as if you've rolled back centuries,
Savoring delicious sake from Kyoto and dishes from renowned restaurants,
indulge in traditional Japanese performing arts
to your heart's content.
It's a sophisticated night festival for adult.

The streets are illuminated at night
by the glow of lanterns,
casting an elegant ambiance.
From the eaves of the stalls, the tempting
scent of delicious food begins to waft,
accompanied by the distant beat of festival drums, enticing
both body and soul to dance.

Peeking into the highly-discussed haunted house,
beyond the cries of men and women, m
ysterious shadows sway suspiciously...
Amidst the excitement of the festival,
a chilling fidget coolness permeates the air,
suggesting that tonight's banquet
is not going to end easily.

This summer, "UZUMASA EDO SAKABA
- NIGHT'S DREAM BON-DANCE - “
gains even more charm.
People in various corners of the venue,
with Japanese sake in hand,
discuss the next plans
for the village's development.
Perhaps, within these new encounters, the future shape of the village might be forged.

Now, after changing into your favorite Yukata,
why not take a journey beyond time
to the Edo-era Kyoto?