A Japanese-style street and free beautiful yukata at the Taipei International Travel Fair
▲ The operator provides a free yukata wearing service. (Photo / Reporter Tsai Wen-jun)
Reported by Tsai Wen-jun, Taipei
The 2016 ITF Taipei International Travel Fair kicked off in grand style on the 4th, featuring a total of 1,450 booths from 950 tourism operators across 60 countries and regions. Visitors can not only look for great deals on winter travel packages for both short and long-haul trips, but also enjoy unique cultural experiences. JAPANKURU is offering free Japanese yukata try-ons at the venue, along with a large-scale Japanese-themed scenery setup, allowing travelers to capture the essence of Japan in their photos.
▲ % Level attendees can freely choose their yukata.
JAPANKURU offers a variety of men’s and women’s Japanese yukata, allowing visitors to pick their favorite patterns. Staff assist with dressing, and for ease of wearing and removal, a simplified version of the obi belt is used. However, the bright and cute designs still attract many female visitors to try them on-site.
▲ % You can wear it casually, and there are also options for couples. Everyone can take nice commemorative photos.
The booth also creates a small Japanese-style street. Passing through a traditional-looking gate, visitors can find various local specialties and travel information. There is also a shrine scenery setup for photo opportunities, and free omikuji (fortune slips) are available on-site. Those who draw a "Great Blessing (Daikichi)" may even win a small, exquisite gift.
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