Japanese Kite Festival in Haifa
The Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art and the Student Beach in Haifa, Israel, ran a Japanese Kite Festival towards the end of September. Activities include kite building, origami, martial arts, Japanese crafts and a Sumo wrestling ring.
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