MATSURI. From 2013 to 2016 Barceloneta. Since 2017 Moll de la Fusta.
The number of MATSURI held in various parts of Japan has decreased over time, and communication methods have changed. \u2028
People who don't know about Japan, people who are interested in Japan, people who only have images of Japan from manga and anime, people who are nostalgic for Japan, people of Japanese descent living in this area, people from other countries, and children. We want them to experience the event, meet new people, make memories with family and friends, and positively influence future multicultural understanding. \u2028
At the same time, we are thinking about the decreasing number of people involved in Japanese traditional performing arts and hope that this will serve as a stepping stone for their activities outside of Japan. \u2028
We would like to create a ``hare day'' where people go out wearing yukata and a ``place'' where people gather as a Japanese event unique to the land of Barcelona.