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- Watch Snoopy movies at home during the Golden Week.
- The New York Food Film Festival 2020 has been cancelled amid coronavirus fears.
- Bob Dylan is coming to Japan
- McDonald’s Japan welcomes 2020 spring with new strawberry frappes
- All-you-can-eat strawberry desserts in 100 minutes.
- “Japan’s Cuisine, Nature, and Wisdom”- Exploring the Past and Future of Japanese Cuisine at the National Museum of Nature and Science
- The World of Shoen Uemura’s paintings of beautiful women
- Treasures from Budapest
- Strawberry and Chocolate Fair at Ikea Japan
- Your Guide to Tokyo’s Fun Ice Skating Rinks
- Yokohama lights up 500,000 leds this year.
- Future and the Arts: AI, Robotics, Cities, Life - How Humanity Will Live Tomorrow
- Egg & Spuma’s Halloween Offering is A Cute Witch Burger
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- Kuishinbo Butter Festival
Japan’s red fall foliage festival
The red fall foliage or the Kochia festival in Japan starts on September 21, 2019.
Kochia, essentially an annual herb that grows in Eurasia, is an important food source of the Japanese. The seeds called tonburi with a texture, shape and color similar to caviar, is a delicacy of Akita prefecture. These glossy green seeds are dried, boiled, soaked, and then rubbed by hand to remove the skin and used as a food garnishing. Thus, a Kochia field in Japan is often called caviar field. 
The colours of the Kochia field at the National Hitachi Seaside Park gradually begins to change from green to red from the end of September.
Around mid-October when the bright crimson Kochia fully blooms, the competition with Cosmos starts and becomes the highlight of the autumn season.
In late October, the Kochia changes from red to gold.
Kochia Carnival
September 21 (Sat)-October 20 (Sun), 2019
9: 30 am - 5: 00 pm
Location: Hitachi Seaside Park
Entrance fee: 450 yen for adults and 210 yen for those 65 and older. Free for junior high school students and younger
Free admission on Sunday, October 6 and Sunday, October 27, 2019. Nearest station: Approximately 20 minutes from JR Katsuta Station East Exit No. 2 to Kaihin Park West Exit or South Exit
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国営ひたち海浜公園で
「コキアカーニバル」へ行きました。
来週、再来週が見頃になるかも^ - ^
素敵でした。
コスモス畑はまだ沢山咲いてないけど満開の時に見てみたい。#愛犬 #mix #ヨーチ #コキアカーニバル #ひたち海浜公園 pic.twitter.com/K240fxhed3— める (@Balsamic_Moon_n) October 8, 2018
