Are you looking forward to it as I do? Do Japanese people still celebrate this tradition also outside of Japan?
As for me, tomorrow I will spend a lot of time in the japanese districts in Düsseldorf, visit the Eko House and culture institute in Köln, finishing the evening in the restaurant.
Tsukimi (月見, "moon viewing"), also known as otsukimi (お月見), or jūgoya (十五夜, "15th night"), is a festival celebrating the autumn moon and the Japanese equivalent of the Chinese moon festival. The full moon festivities usually occur on the 15th day...