Some-No-Komichi is a celebration held every February in Nakai, the Tokyo neighborhood that’s famous for kimono dyeing. Examples of the makers’ finest wares are strung along miles of the canal that meanders through the area, and shops are in open house mode for your strolling (and shopping!) pleasure.
Dates: February 21-23 (2020)
Hours: Fabric is displayed constantly for the three days of the festival, most shops open at 10:00
Admission: Free
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