Showcasing the Charm of Taiwan-Japan Cultural Fusion: Ryozen Kagaya Launches Midsummer Festival "Brilliant Golden Flow"

Ryozen Kagaya, a Japanese-style hotel in Taipei's Beitou district, is celebrating summer with a vibrant festival titled "Brilliant Golden Flow." This event draws inspiration from three significant festivals in Japan's Ishikawa Prefecture, blending their cultural essence with the historic charm of Beitou's Tengu Onsen, which marks its 130th anniversary this year. The festival aims to showcase the cultural fusion between Taiwan and Japan.

The "Brilliant Golden Flow" festival incorporates elements of Ishikawa's "Nanao Nebuta Festival," "Wakura Onsen Tsuchikure Festival," and "Koiji Fire Festival." Visitors can experience the lively atmosphere of a Japanese summer festival through traditional lanterns, decorations, and elements of prayer culture. The hotel has integrated these themes into its spaces, recreating the energetic ambiance of a Noto summer.

To enhance the experience, Ryozen Kagaya is offering various accommodation packages, including early bird discounts and family plans. These packages often include participation in the "Disappearance and Manifestation of Tengu Onsen" historical walking tour and summer festival craft activities. The hotel also features a series of events such as Qixi (Chinese Valentine's Day) wish-making, traditional food stall games (Yatai), and a Japanese sake happy hour at the "Evening Moon Bar."

Beyond the main festivities, the hotel is offering unique workshops. One such offering is a "Spinning Rainbows" craft course using materials from a century-old Japanese brand, allowing guests to create their own summer souvenirs. Additionally, a sound bath experience is available, providing a meditative escape through resonant frequencies in a tatami room setting. These activities are designed to offer a holistic cultural and relaxation experience, connecting guests with both Japanese artistry and Beitou's local heritage.