22nd Shinjuku Eisa Festival 第22回新宿エイサーまつり

Around the East and West Exits of Shinjuku Station, Shinjuku City, Tokyo

2025-7-26

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Western Tokyo

Shinjuku

The Eisa Festival originated in Okinawa as a way to honor the island's ancestors and pray for the well-being of families and economic prosperity. Today this festival is also held annually in Shinjuku.

During the celebrations, performers form a procession and dance through the streets to the beat of taiko drums. Okinawans have a very distinct drumming style and traditional attire, so this unique event sets itself apart from Tokyo's many other festivals. Come feel the energy at this festival that attracts close to a million spectators each year.

How to Get There

Shinjuku Station | West Exit and East Exit
JR lines | Keio Line | Odakyu Line | Tokyo Metro lines | Toei Subway lines

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July
Summer

Opening Hours	12:00-19:00 (planned) *The event will be held as scheduled in light rain.

Please check the official event website for the latest updates on opening dates and times, prices, and other information.

22nd Shinjuku Eisa Festival 第22回 新宿エイサーまつり

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22nd Shinjuku Eisa Festival 第22回新宿エイサーまつり