Figure 1.--We are not sure just what the Fuka festival was or where it was held. Hopefully our Japanese readers can tell us more. We do know that part of the celebration was throwing water on each other. |
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We are not sure just what the Fuka festival was or where it was held. Hopefully our Japanese readers can tell us more. We do know that part of the celebration was throwing water on each other. This reminds me of carnival in Ecuador where the water pressure drops because so many people are filling up water baloonms and pails of water.
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