Onta Hachiman Grand Festival

Event Overview

The Onta Hachiman Grand Festival is a traditional celebration held at Onta Hachiman Shrine, located in Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo. With a history spanning 1,300 years, this shrine is a cornerstone of the local community, and this festival serves as a vital event for preserving and passing down regional traditions.

Highlights & How to Enjoy

The main attraction of the Onta Hachiman Grand Festival is witnessing the traditional ritual processes within the historic shrine grounds. The ceremonies maintain classical Japanese forms, offering a unique look at how rituals have been preserved over centuries. You can observe the deep connection between the community and their spiritual traditions right in the heart of the city.

Date & Schedule

The event is scheduled for the following period:

• Event Period: 2026-07-31 to 2026-08-03

Please check the specific time slots and daily programs on the day of the event, as detailed schedules are subject to change based on current information.

Venue & Access

The venue is Onta Hachiman Shrine, located in Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo.

Access from Nearest Stations

• *JR Tamachi Station (Mita Exit/West Exit)**: Approx. 8-minute walk. Follow Route 15 straight toward Shinagawa.
• *Subway Mita Station (Exit A3)**: Approx. 8-minute walk. Follow Route 15 straight toward Shinagawa.
• *Sengakuji Station (Exit A3)**: Approx. 5-minute walk. Follow Route 15 straight toward Tamachi.
• *Takanawa Gateway Station**: Approx. 13-minute walk.
• *By Bus**: A short walk from the "Mita 4-chome" bus stop (Chiba-su bus). The shrine is located just past Kamezuka Park, near the Hyakudan Kaidan stairs.

Access by Car

• *Parking**: There is a parking space for visitors located next to the shrine entrance. Please enter from Route 15. A helpful landmark is the