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Updated: December 2, 2024
Note: The 2024 installment of this event has already taken place.
Koami-jinja Shrine is one of the few existing shrines in Chuo constructed with bishu-hinoki (cypress) wood, and it is registered as a cultural asset of Chuo City. The current main hall and kagura (Shinto dance) hall were constructed in 1942. The main hall adheres to traditional design principles, with elaborately sculptured ornaments on the roof. The doburoku (non-brewed cloudy sake) festival held here every November is one of the two biggest doburoku festivals in the Kanto region. Home-brewed sake will be offered to visitors as they give thanks for the harvest of grain and pray for health and luck.
Central Tokyo
Nihombashi
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