
Aizen Matsuri Festival
愛染まつり
One of Osaka's three great summer festivals. Experience the magic of summer with vibrant street food stalls and sacred traditional rituals.
Aizen Matsuri is a cherished traditional event held as one of the three major summer festivals in Osaka.
Highlights
About Aizen Matsuri Festival
- Traditional Atmosphere: Don't miss the sacred rituals and the enchanting view of the temple illuminated by lanterns at night.
- Street Food Tour: Experience the flavors of a Japanese summer with a variety of food stalls and traditional festival games.
- Easy Access: The venue is very close to Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Station, making it easy to reach by subway.
- Avoid Crowds: For a more relaxed experience, try visiting in the early afternoon or late afternoon before the evening peak.
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All photosSchedule
June 30, 2027
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
34°/27°
100%
Tue
8/4
34°/26°
29%
Wed
8/5
34°/25°
50%
Thu
8/6
37°/28°
33%
Fri
8/7
38°/28°
72%
Sat
8/8
36°/26°
87%
Sun
8/9
31°/26°
56%
Plan your stay & activities
Tips
Clothing & Essentials
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water/heatstroke prevention supplies for the summer heat.
Access
Parking is not available at the temple. We strongly recommend using public transport via Osaka Metro Tanimola Line 'Shitennoji-mae Yuhigaoka Station'.
Crowds
Expect heavy crowds at stations and on roads during the evening. Please allow extra travel time.
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