A garden path at the backside of Kukunitama-jinja with lanterns alight for the Natsu Matsuri leading toward some of the smaller shrines and a stage area set up for karaoke and libations, a great way to enjoy the cooler evenings and the festive atmosphere; however I personally stick to private karaoke booths with friends. For some Japanese karaoke is a serious hobby, and it is not uncommon to practice alone in booths to prepare for work or social related events that might include karaoke, though I have been told that this behavior is on the decline and karaoke is being taken less seriously then it once was. Karaoke is still quite common and popular here none-the-less, how about where you live?
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Kukunitama-jinja
A garden path at the backside of Kukunitama-jinja with lanterns alight for the Natsu Matsuri leading toward some of the smaller shrines and a stage area set up for karaoke and libations, a great way to enjoy the cooler evenings and the festive atmosphere; however I personally stick to private karaoke booths with friends. For some Japanese karaoke is a serious hobby, and it is not uncommon to practice alone in booths to prepare for work or social related events that might include karaoke, though I have been told that this behavior is on the decline and karaoke is being taken less seriously then it once was. Karaoke is still quite common and popular here none-the-less, how about where you live?
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