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≪Hatsumode Spot≫ Hie Jinja Shrine

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“Sanno Matsuri Festival” held every year at Hie Jinja Shrine is one of the three largest festivals in Japan

【Number of visitors on January 1st – 3rd】About 250,000 people

【Divine Favor】warding off evil, easy delivery, matchmaking (marriage), business success

Hie Jinja Shrine was established in 1478 by Ota Dokan to enshrine the apportioned spirit of the Kawagoe Sannou-sha Shrine as the guardian deity of the land of Edo (todays Tokyo), while he ruled it and built Edo Castle. In 1659, it was moved to the current location in the Akasaka district, south of the Imperial Palace.
The shrine holds the “Sanno Matsuri Festival”. It is now counted as one of the three largest festivals in Japan, together with the “Gion Matsuri Festival” in Kyoto and the “Tenjin Matsuri Festival” in Osaka.

Details

Event Name ≪Popular spots of the first prayer of the new year≫ Hie Jinja Shrine
Venue Hie Jinja Shrine
Dates December 31, 2020 – February 3, 2021
Open Hours «Opening time»
【January 1】 0:00-18:00
【January 2-5】 6:00-18:00
【January 6 and later】 6:00-17:00
Address 2-10-5 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Contact 03-3581-2471

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