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HERES Matsuri is an app that lets you share the real-time location of festival floats or mikoshi by placing a smartphone on them—perfect for enjoying parades together from anywhere.
id="app-details-left"> 3D Map View with Kyoto 3D city models. In Japanese, "matsuri - 祭" means "festival." 💡 Inspiration Have you heard of the Gion Festival in Kyoto? It's arguably the oldest and most famous festival in Japan, with a history of about 1,100 years. It might even be the oldest in the world! About Gion Matsuri YouTube Poster in English Wikipedia I absolutely love festivals and parades, but I always seem to miss the very floats (known as Yamahoko ) I want to see most. "There has to be an easier way," I thought. "With smartphones, sharing location data should be simple." So, I…
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