Festivals are organized events or celebrations that typically involve public gatherings and are characterized by a variety of activities, performances, and rituals. They often commemorate specific cultural, religious, or seasonal events and can include elements like music, dance, food, art, and traditional customs. Festivals can take place on a local, national, or international scale and may last for a single day or extend over several days. They serve to bring communities together, promote cultural heritage, foster social interaction, and often include entertainment, exhibitions, and activities intended for people of all ages. Examples of well-known festivals include music festivals, religious feasts, cultural heritage celebrations, and seasonal fairs.
The "KOTOBA Festival" returns with a focus on literature and creativity. Held at Hyogo Prefectural University, it features student designs based on the theme "What Does 'Normal' Mean?" Attendees will…