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No need to fly to Japan—the Sendai Tanabata Festival comes to Taiwan for photo ops!

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Japan’s various summer festivals are enviable, but Breeze Taipei Atré lets you experience the festive spirit without flying abroad. During its second Summer Carnival event, it specially invited the "Yo-kai Watch?Song Family"...

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Japan’s various summer festivals are enviable, but Breeze Taipei Atré lets you experience the festive spirit without flying abroad. During its second Summer Carnival, it specially invited the "Yo-kai Watch?Song Family" to join in the fun. In conjunction with Valentine’s Day, it specially displayed colorfully decorated streamers in sync with Sendai, Japan, creating surprise-filled photo spots full of summery festival vibes.

Breeze Taipei Atré holds the Tanabata Festival in sync with Sendai, Japan. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Asami)

The Sendai Tanabata Festival is also one of the three major festivals in Japan’s Tohoku region. Originating about 400 years ago during the Edo period, it was an event held by local ruler Date Masamune to pray for a bountiful harvest and refined skills. This time, Breeze has collaborated with Sendai to showcase 10-meter-long colorful streamers in Taiwan and Japan simultaneously, becoming a highlight for photos.

Colorful streamer installation art at the Sendai Tanabata Festival. (Photo / Breeze Taipei)

(Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Asami)

Not only that, but this event also specially invites the limited-time group formed by King Cream Soda members Gerappa, ZZROCK, and Hard Birds to perform in Taiwan. They will dance to the “Yo-kai Bump Song” from "Yo-kai Watch", with two performances. The first 100 attendees at each session will also have the chance to receive a free can of Blue Bottle cold brew coffee.
 
[Info]
Breeze Taipei Atré Sendai Tanabata Festival
Event dates: August 5–August 18
Venue: No. 17, Songzhi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City (4F, Breeze Taipei Atré)

 

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