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We notice some images of school processions, including processions in the street. By this we mean the children all lined up and marching or more commonly walking as a group. Sometimes this is a class group or some selected group. The whole school is more difficult, especialy primaay schools as the that includes some quite young children. We know that they are school activities of some sort because the children are wearing their school uniuforms. The processions at school are often fairly easy to figure out. Less clear is what the street processions are all about. One would guess some sort of municipal celebration. Perhaps our Japanese readers will be able to tell us somethibng about these processions.
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