'Obon' is a Japanese Buddhist tradition, dedicated to remembering and honoring the dead.
The streets of Petaluma were alive once again on Saturday for the return of city's 39th annual Butter and Egg Festival.
Sakamoto told ABC7 News,"There's no way to harden our boundaries. And in a way, we wouldn't want to have to do that. We would still want people to come, to feel welcome. To feel that this is something that they have a part in."
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