In Japan, the moon has been a symbol of beauty, emotion, and the passing of seasons. The tradition of tsukimi, or “moon viewing,” captures this idea perfectly.
Summer in Japan is when ghost stories and legends come alive, especially tales of Japanese mythical creatures. As people visit rivers, forests, and coastal towns to escape the heat, stories of strange beings begin to resurface.
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