Women clad in "yukata" enjoy float parade at Kyoto summer festival

Women clad in "yukata" enjoy float parade at Kyoto summer festival

Women dressed in "yukata" casual summer kimono enjoy the procession of "Yamahoko" floats in Kyoto, part of the western Japanese city's Gion Festival, a traditional monthlong summer festival, on July 21, 2015. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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