It's worth getting up early – as in crack-of-dawn early – for Japan's largest morning glory festival, held on July 6-8 every year in and around Iriya Kishimojin temple. Around 400,000 people head to the event each year, perusing the 120 flower booths and hundred-odd festival stalls on display, though given that the event falls on a weekend this year you can probably expect it to be extra crowded.
Iriya Asagao Matsuri (Morning Glory Festival)
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