Passengers dressed in ninja costumes are given free travel along the Iga Tetsudo line from April 1 to May 6 to mark the Japanese city’s popular ninja festival.
Iga is a city 450 kilometres from Tokyo and known to many Japanese as one of the traditional home towns of the ninjas.
It should be quite a scene when the festival reached its peak, with all the ninjas wandering around.
wow, so many cool festivals in japan!
the ninja costumes are so cute~
Well, that’s why Japanese is one of the global trend leaders… their traditions are pretty interesting at the first place, and it seems like they know to preserve it nicely while blending it with the popular culture.
totally agree yeinjee!
gotta visit japan sometime =]
Ya, where are you from btw?
i’m from canada =]
ninja turtle can get free ride too?
I think turtles don’t have to pay for a ticket regardless :)