My friends and I took a quick peek at the 2nd annual Toronto Japanese Summer Festival, Matsuri, that was happening downtown on the summery day of July 27. The weather was really nice with a slight breeze and very, very sunny. There were a lot of stalls selling Japanese art, cutlery, dolls, and performances on stage too. Of course, there was also a line-up of food stalls featuring Japanese vendors like Fin Izakaya, Touhenboku, Kingyo, and more.

More so than just a ‘cultural’ festival, the best part is that it’s all free! No entrance fee for yummy food 😀
The line-ups at the peak hour of 12:30 pm were humongous so we ended up going elsewhere for actual food. We did pick up a Japanese barley iced tea though that was refreshing for this hot summer day!
Overall, I felt like there wasn’t too much to look at other than the food. The line-up of food vendors was definitely impressive though! 🙂






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