During the summer when most people are not working during evenings and weekends, that’s when I start work. Whether freelance or for the company I work for, I work when people are available. So when I get a chance to catch a summer event or have time to hang out with friends, I appreciate the time off.
Here’s what I saw at Mississauga’s first Matsuri – Japanese Summer Festival:
Omikoshi
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Nagata Shachu Taiko Drumming
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Mayor Bonnie Crombie Addresses the crowd during 35th Sister City Anniversary Ceremony between Mississauga and Kariya
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Breaking the Mirror Ceremony
Sake Wine Cask Breaking Ceremony
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Shishimai – Traditional Japanese Lion Dance
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Fuu-Wa Japanese Group Singers
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J-pop: Niji no Conquistador
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Mississauga Kendo Club
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The Toronto Kimono Club
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STORYTiME Contemporary Street Dance Performers
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TBC Buyo Group
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Kimono Fun Club & Others
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