Three Shrine Festival

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The Three Shrine Festival is one of Tokyo’s largest and most boisterous Shinto festivals, famed for its crowded streets, portable shrines (mikoshi), and lively celebrations around Asakusa Shrine each May.

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instanceOf Shinto festival
matsuri
alsoKnownAs Sanja Matsuri NERFINISHED
associatedTemple Sensō-ji NERFINISHED
associatedWith Asakusa neighborhood identity
atmosphere boisterous
lively
category Festivals in Tokyo
Religious festivals in Japan
Shinto festivals in Japan
city Tokyo
country Japan
culturalSignificance major event in Tokyo’s festival calendar
custom blessing local shops and homes with mikoshi
carrying mikoshi through local districts
duration three days
estimatedAttendance hundreds of thousands of visitors
features chanting participants
crowded streets
festival stalls
happi coats
mikoshi processions
parades
portable shrines
street food
taiko drumming
traditional costumes
traditional music
frequency annual
genre traditional Japanese festival
hasProcessionRoute through streets around Asakusa Shrine and Sensō-ji
heldAt Asakusa Shrine NERFINISHED
honors Hajino Nakatomo NERFINISHED
Hinokuma Hamanari NERFINISHED
Hinokuma Takenari NERFINISHED
three founding deities of Sensō-ji
language Japanese
locatedIn Asakusa, Tokyo NERFINISHED
mainMikoshiBelongTo Asakusa Shrine NERFINISHED
mainVenue Asakusa Shrine grounds NERFINISHED
numberOfMainMikoshi three
organisedBy Asakusa Shrine parishioners
region Kantō region
religion Shinto
scale one of Tokyo’s largest festivals
timeOfYear May
tourism popular tourist attraction
typicalEndDay following Sunday
typicalStartDay third Friday of May
ward Taitō, Tokyo NERFINISHED

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