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Kobe, Japan - August 18, 2022 : People at the Kobe Chinatown in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Many Chinese restaurants are located in Chinatown, it is a popular tourist attraction and dining district.

Qatar Kite Festival 2024 in Old Doha port (Mina District) in Doha, Qatar night shot showing spectacular showcase of colorful kites soaring across the picturesque Doha skyline.

Kites at the beach. Summer time. Travel and vacation scene.

Lytham st annes Lancashire uk 9th September 2023 Kite Festival, a crowded busy beach scene of families having fun on the beach during an event on a bright summer's day

$Paper lanterns at a Buddhist temple in Seoul, South Korea. These pieces of paper have the names of people on them. Anyone who wants to can \$

Germany, Berlin, September 16, 2023 - Kite Festival 2023 at Airport Berlin Tempelhof

On a sunny day in May 2021, Carp streamer swimming in Tokyo Tower (Minato-ku, Tokyo)

Colorful kites flying in the sky - North Sea at Norddeich, East Frisia, Germany

Carp streamers in the spring wind in Japan

$Koi Nobori, the carp-shaped windsocks flying high in the sky, is typical landscape of April and early May throughout Japan, celebrating ‘Children’s Day’ of May 5, which is designated as national holiday. The custom is based on the wishes that the children will grow up healthy and strong.\nThe photo was taken at Miura Coast/Beach on a day with strong wind in early May.$

Image of carp streamers swimming in the blue sky

Colorful kite traders, in the morning, Balikpapan beach, East Borneo.

Sanur, Bali, Indonesia - July 19, 2015: A group of people is starting a gigantic kite at Sanur Beach.

koinobori flown in the sky during children's day in japan

$Traditional national elements, yurt decorations. Embroidery and patterns of nomads. A yurt is a portable circular tent, covered and insulated with hides or felt, and traditionally used as a dwelling by several distinct groups of nomadic peoples in the steppes and mountains of Central Asia.\nA yurt is a portable house, ideally suited to a nomadic lifestyle.$