Zero distance from the beach. Two stages and booths of various sizes will be set up on the beach for the Corona Sunsets Festival. The beauty of the location as well as the live music is the attraction.
While some groups are upper class and excited, others are relaxing in hammocks.
In the liberating location, each was enjoying themselves freely and spontaneously. The eagle-eyed and free mood typical of the tropics was impressive.
The food and drink offerings are also very good, as this is a festival run by Corona. There are no long lines, and the smart management is also a casual attraction.
Contrast of blue-green sea and white sandy beach. The stage, fixtures, and other details are also carefully crafted.
I was also reminded of the fact that Okinawa is a crossroads of cultures. As Mito mentioned, the groove of the music, which is Japanese but not Japanese, may be largely due to the local character and history of Okinawa.
The two-day event attracted 15,000 visitors. It was a great success. However, the appeal of a festival cannot be expressed only in numbers. What could each individual take away from the festival?
Personally, hearing "Nami-yosete" with the sound of real waves in the background was one of my unforgettable summer memories.
CORONA SUNSETS FESTIVAL
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