The NHK WORLD-JAPAN channel has uploaded a video titled “JAPAN FACTFILE: Hadaka Matsuri,” which provides an overview of the traditional Japanese festival known as Hadaka Matsuri, or “Naked Festival.” The festival is characterized by its unique practice of participants, primarily men, who wear minimal clothing and engage in various activities as part of the event.
- The Hadaka Matsuri is a traditional Japanese festival known as the “Naked Festival.”
- Participants, mainly men, wear minimal clothing during the festival.
- The festival includes a variety of activities and rituals.
- Details on specific practices or the history of the festival were not provided in the transcript.
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