STSK-238 Yumi Nijimura, Shiho Shibamata, Tsukise Riria

The Awa Odori, one of Japan's three major Bon dances, is a traditional summer art form. Every year, many women participate in happi coats, dancing with energetic abandon. Their distinctive happi coats offer glimpses of their chests, bras, and navels. Though aware of being watched, they dance with full vigor. However, some individuals in the crowd harbor less innocent intentions, seeking out prey.