Almost all universities in Japan hold cultural festivals every autumn. Many of them are open to society. The purpose is not only to advertise to the society, but also to let students play their respective talents. Anyone can visit their teaching building and campus freely. All departments show the research results to the guests. College students also show their magical powers and do all kinds of cooking and selling things. . .

2? Also known as Academy Festival, Cultural Festival, etc. "Sacrifice" means festival in Japanese. University sacrifice is an important extracurricular activity in Japanese higher education, and each university has its own characteristics. It is usually held once a year, and some universities even hold it twice. All students are responsible for organizing the work, and the school does some auxiliary work without direct participation. The content of university sacrifices is also very rich. On this day, all the groups and clubs in the school will come to a "mock shop" to sell some food. In addition, there are cultural performances and cultural exhibitions. The venues are in their respective universities, and visitors are not limited to the students of the school, but open to the society. Generally, university festivals in larger universities can also be counted as important local festivals.

-Non-experts