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Japan
is one of the most important nations in the world, not only due to its economy , its technological progress , and sports leadership but because of its culture full of millennial traditions.
Now, thanks to the Asociación México Japonesa , we will be able to enjoy in our country a bit of this Asian culture for its magic and color will take over Mexico City for three days.
The Japanese night festival Lights of Japan is an event that takes place in the Asian country where it is common to walk in streets full of LED lights that illuminate the roads and gardens of the city and that happens twice a year, in November and March .
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In Mexico, it will take place in the traditional-Japanese-style gardens of the Asociación México Japonesa where you will meet the digital art that represents this Asian culture without having to travel all the way to Japan.
In addition to enjoying the perfect combination of tradition and modernity, there will also be typical activities like artistic and cultural performances as well as a wide offer of Japanese products and cuisine .
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The organizers have warned that the place does not have a parking lot so they suggest arriving using public transport . Also, the activities depend on the weather , so there is the possibility of a change of date or for the event to be canceled.
When
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: March 6, 7, and 8, 2020 from 16:00 to 23:00
Where
: 144 Fujiyama street, Águilas, Álvaro Obregón, 01710, Mexico City
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Cost
: Presale – 1 day for MXN $130 ; 2 days for MXN $240 . VIP access on Saturday for MXN $700 includes open sake bar, preferential view to the stage, and access to special attractions.
Tickets are available via Boletia .
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