Sannō Matsuri山王祭
Sannō Matsuri, also known as the Sannō Festival, is a significant Shinto festival held in Tokyo. Alongside the Kanda Festival, it is revered as one of the Tenka-sai, or great festivals, and when combined with the Fukagawa Festival, it ranks among the Three Great Festivals of Edo. This festival occurs annually in mid-June, featuring a prominent event called Shinkosai, which takes place in even-numbered years. The week-long festivities encompass various activities and celebrations. The festival's content bears similarities to that of the Kanda Festival.
Venue
- Hie Shrine ⎯ 日枝神社
Getting There
- 1 minutes walk from Kokkai-gijidōmae (国会議事堂前駅)
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