typical Japanese Festival foods

Great summer festivals are ahead of us, which means that to find Halal foods at the spot is very important. Here are some typical Japanese Festival foods that's, insyaALLAH, Halal.
1. Churros
“Churros” is fried pastry dough made from flour. This famous food is sold in many street vendors and is available around the world including Japan. InsyaALLAH, regular and common Churros in Japan do not use any Haram material. After drained, usually it's sprinkled with sugar or cinnamon. To be honest, this is my favorite snack in every festival.

2. Kakigori/Shaved ice dessert
his summer favorite is so lovely! I like its taste and of course the color of the syrup. So far, (In 3 years) living in Japan, I never found haram Kakigori syrup. (But please make sure to check before you buy, ok?)
3. Candy Apple
This beautiful colored apple will catch your eyes. Don't worry, insyaALLAH, no haram ingredients are used in Candy Apple. It's just an apple that covered with red colored sugar water.
4. Halal Food Stand.
In some festival, there is usually at least one stall that sells Halal foods in Japan (May vary in each region). They are usually from Malaysia, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Turkey, etc. For example, in Tohoku Asian Festival, there are 2 food stands that sell Halal foods: curry puff from Malaysia and Opor from Indonesia. Love this food stands so much!
So, don't worry and keep it Halal.
That said, it's better to bring our own Halal Bento.