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Encyclopedia > Ennichi


Ennichi (縁日; lit. fair or temple fair) is the most popular style of a Japanese festival. It has been believed that visiting a temple or a shrine on these holy days related to Kami and/or Buddha will bring greater fortunes than on regular days. Generally there are a large number of food stalls selling Japanese food such as takoyaki, okonomiyaki, yakimorokoshi, and candy floss among others.


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