The Okawachiyama district in Imari City hosts an annual festival showcasing around 3,000 chimes made of traditional Imari ware, which hang from rooftops, shops, and homes. This event celebrates the area's rich legacy in porcelain production, attracting visitors from near and far. This year introduces dedicated photo spots for capturing scenic views of the chimes with beautiful models, enhancing the experience for festival-goers. Festival coordinator Ichikawa Toshiki notes that the sound produced by porcelain chimes is distinct and unique compared to glass, further enriching the cultural ambiance. The festival continues until August 24.
The Okawachiyama district of Imari City showcases its rich cultural heritage through the annual chime festival, featuring 3,000 traditional Imari ware chimes suspended in various locations.
In an effort to enhance visitor experience, organisers have created dedicated photo spots, allowing enthusiasts to capture the beauty of their porcelain chimes against stunning natural backdrops.
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