Love Earth Thanks Event In Yoyogi, Tokyo, Saturday July 12
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Moving on from the success of the Earth Day events...
Globe-straddling eco event Earth Day has found a particularly receptive audience in Japan, where the two-day gathering in Yoyogi Park consistently draws over 100,000 people each year. It's an opportunity for charities, NPOs and eco-conscious businesses to flaunt their wares and draw new recruits, but many people just go to enjoy the art, vibes and free music. If you're one of the capital's long-suffering vegetarians, too, you owe it to yourself to pay a visit to the Earth Day Kitchen zone for a good selection of herbivorous eats. Time Out
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...now we also get Love Thanks Earth in Tokyo!
Or is it Love Earth Thanks?
This is a gathering that has already held festivals in Fukuoka, Kyoto and Wakayama this year.
And it just gets better and better.
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So, what to expect? Lots of music, healthy food, and inspiration from NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations) like Vegetarian Society of Japan.
NPOs (Non-Political Organizations) is another term often used, while some of us joke that we really are "non-governable organizations..."
Yoyogi is in the very center of cool Tokyo, near Harajuku and Shibuya stations.
Just south of the huge park.
Have a great weekend!
And for more details about where you can purchase fresh food directly from farmers, try Joan's blog, Japan Farmers Markets with regular updates.
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