Sanja Festival

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The Sanja Festival is one of Tokyo’s largest and most famous Shinto festivals, held annually at Asakusa Shrine and known for its lively parades of portable shrines and vibrant street celebrations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Shinto festival
alsoKnownAs Sanja Matsuri NERFINISHED
associatedWith Asakusa Shrine NERFINISHED
Sensō-ji NERFINISHED
country Japan
culturalSignificance important local community celebration in Asakusa
major event in Tokyo’s traditional festival calendar
dedicatedTo Hajino Nakatomo NERFINISHED
Hamanari Hinokuma NERFINISHED
Takenari Hinokuma NERFINISHED
duration three days
estimatedAttendance over one million visitors
features festival stalls
mikoshi processions through Asakusa
taiko drumming
traditional costumes
yatai food stands
frequency annual
genre matsuri
hasCategory Festivals in Tokyo
Shinto festivals in Japan
hasProcessionType parade of three main shrine mikoshi
parade of town association mikoshi
heldInMonth May
honors three founders of Sensō-ji
knownFor crowded street processions
energetic atmosphere
large crowds
parades of mikoshi
portable shrines
traditional festival music
vibrant street celebrations
language Japanese
locatedIn Asakusa NERFINISHED
Asakusa Shrine NERFINISHED
Taitō, Tokyo NERFINISHED
Tokyo
mainVenue Asakusa Shrine grounds NERFINISHED
streets around Sensō-ji
oneOf largest festivals in Tokyo
most famous Shinto festivals in Tokyo
organisedBy Asakusa Shrine authorities
region Kantō region
religion Shinto
theme community unity
veneration of shrine deities
typicalEndDay following Sunday
typicalStartDay third Friday of May

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Sanja Matsuri alsoKnownAs Sanja Festival