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Belle Isle Conservancy

Belle Isle Conservancy | Japanese-City.com
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Event Location

300 River Place Drive
Detroit, MI 48207
 
Map of Belle Isle Conservancy, 300 River Place Drive, Detroit

In 2017, the Belle Isle Conservancy hosted the first Koi Festival at the Belle Isle Aquarium.
The Koi Festival is a family friendly event that brings the community together to celebrate the Japanese
heritage of the Aquarium’s Koi collection. In alignment with Children’s Day, which is celebrated in Japan on the 5th of May, the Koi Festival celebrates the symbolism of the Japanese carp in its native culture and offers aquarium visitors a chance to experience elements of Japanese culture. Past activities have included traditional games, martial arts demonstrations, music, and crafts inspired by Japanese traditions along with a selection of Japanese inspired cuisine.

The Koi Festival is back this year, celebrating the Koi with cultural performances, food, and connections to the local Japanese community.

   

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