Strange festivals but attract customers all over the planet

The nude festival in Japan, throwing dead mice in Spain . are strange festivals around the world. Many occasions just to find fun but attract a lot of visitors.

Cheese Roll Festival (UK): Cheese is popular but not everywhere holds a festival for dairy foods like in Gloucestershire county.The Cheese Rolling Festival dates back to the 15th century, held once a year in May. Thousands of visitors come to the venue to shout cheering, laughing happily when the participants join a steep slope to chase the piece of cheese wrapped in a wheel-shaped object.Many people suffer from falls, even limb fractures when participating in this festival.(Photo: Mirror).

Festival of throwing dead mice (Spain): The festival called Batalla de Ratas takes place in January every year in the town of El Puig.Participants did not throw frozen dead mice together.Neither the people nor the visitors run away from the mouse but pick them up to throw back the opponent.(Photo: Partido Animalista Pacma).

Night Festival of radish (Mexico): Radish is a popular and popular food in the city of Oaxaca (Mexico).On December 23 every year, the city people celebrate the 'Night of radish' festival, attracting a large number of visitors.At this 1897 festival, participants will shape, engrave, decorate radishes and display them at the booths.They also took part in a competition to prepare delicious dishes from beets and exams to see who could grow the biggest radish.(Photo: BBC).

Tunarama Tuna Throw Festival (Ausatralia): The tuna throwing festival was held in 1962 with the initial purpose of promoting the tuna fishing industry, but the attractiveness of the event has gradually turned it. Become one of Australia's most popular festivals.Festival participants will try to throw a tuna away.The person who threw the fish farthest away will win.(Photo: Port Lincoln Times).

Piggyback Contest (Finland): The piggyback competition is held once a year at Sonkajärvi, starting in 1992. The husband participates in piggyback, carries his wife on his back and races with other husbands, overcome obstacles, barriers, water tanks to complete the long race of 263.5m.(Photo: Baltimoresun).

Festival of jumping over the baby (Spain) : The festival is held every year in Castrillo de Murcia, starting in 1962. Men wearing costumes that symbolize demons will run together and jump over obstacles. The obstacles are newborn babies lying on small mattresses.The purpose of the festival is to drive away evil spirits, evil funds and diseases for children.(Photo: Festival Sherpa).

Feast of throwing Farrapada mud rags (Spain): Spain has many strange festivals from hundreds of years ago, sometimes just to find joy without any religious meaning.Participants in the Farrapada festival in Galicia threw mud pieces of rags and ants into the enemy.The festival attracts many visitors and everyone is happy with this war.(Photo: Gerardo Alonso / Twitter).

Monkey Buffet Festival (Thailand): The Monkey Buffet Festival takes place in November every year at Lopburi, 150 km from Bangkok.Thousands of kilograms of monkeys' favorite fruits and juices are gathered in Pra Prang Sam Yot temple for monkeys to eat freely.(Photo: Virginradiolb).

Boryeong Mud Festival (Korea): The mud festival takes place in the coastal city of Boryeong at the end of July every year, attracting millions of visitors to join.At the festival, tourists will play games in the mud, taken from the mud beach near the city.The mud here is said to have a beauty and skin treatment effect.(Photo: Soskpop).

Hadaka Festival - Hadaka Matsuri (Japan): This is one of the most exotic festivals in Japan.Thousands of naked men wearing white loincloths crowded into Saidaiji Temple in Okayama City, raising their hands to the sky to win two shinghi sticks, believed to bring good luck all year.(Photo: Theyellowsparrow).