Suga Jinja Tenno-sai (Mikoshi-togyo)
Experience the powerful energy and sacred traditions of the Suga Jinja Tenno-sai through the spectacular Mikoshi-togyo procession.This event has ended
The Suga Jinja Tenno-sai (Mikoshi-togyo) is a significant ritual held at the shrine.
Highlights
About Suga Jinja Tenno-sai (Mikoshi-togyo)
- Dynamic Mikoshi Procession: Feel the incredible energy and local passion as the portable shrines are carried through the streets.
- Authentic Atmosphere: The traditional atmosphere around the shrine offers a deep insight into Japanese culture.
- Photography: The moment the Mikoshi passes through is a highly dynamic and photogenic spectacle.
- Carry Cash: For a smooth experience at local food stalls, be sure to carry cash.
Schedule
July 15, 2026 – July 20, 2026
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
24°/21°
91%
Tue
8/4
29°/19°
10%
Wed
8/5
29°/21°
59%
Thu
8/6
31°/22°
82%
Fri
8/7
31°/24°
78%
Sat
8/8
30°/23°
83%
Sun
8/9
28°/22°
68%
Plan your stay & activities
Tips
Payment
Cash is recommended; many stalls do not accept cards.
English Support
English signage and support are limited.
Reservations
No reservation required for public viewing.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothes suitable for summer heat.
Essentials
Bring water, a parasol, or a hand fan for heat protection.
Etiquette
Please respect the sacred nature of the shrine rituals.
Crowds
Expect heavy crowds; please allow extra time for travel.
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