London, UK. 29th Sept 2019. London’s very own festival of Japanese culture – Japan Matsuri – returns to Trafalgar Square. A regular fixture now in the London calendar, this free annual festival brings people together to enjoy Japanese food, music, dance, and activities for all the family. Crowds braved the rain to enjoy the event. Credit: JOHNNY ARMSTEAD/Alamy Live News

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