Suga Jinja Tenno-sai (Mikoshi-togyo)
Experience the powerful spirit of Japan at the Suga Jinja Tenno-sai, featuring the sacred Mikoshi-togyo procession.Questo evento è terminato
The Suga Jinja Tenno-sai (Mikoshi-togyo) is one of the most significant rituals at the shrine.
Punti salienti
Su Suga Jinja Tenno-sai (Mikoshi-togyo)
- Powerful Mikoshi Procession: Feel the incredible energy and passion of the local community up close.
- Authentic Atmosphere: Immerse yourself in the traditional atmosphere of a Japanese shrine to deepen your cultural understanding.
- Dynamic Photography: The moment the Mikoshi passes through is a highly dynamic and photogenic spectacle.
- Bring Cash: Carrying cash is essential if you wish to enjoy food and drinks from local street stalls.
Programma
15 luglio 2026 – 20 luglio 2026
Previsioni meteo
lun
03/08
24°/21°
91%
mar
04/08
29°/19°
10%
mer
05/08
29°/21°
59%
gio
06/08
31°/22°
82%
ven
07/08
31°/24°
78%
sab
08/08
30°/23°
83%
dom
09/08
28°/22°
68%
Pianifica alloggio e attività
Consigli
Payment
Cash is recommended as many stalls do not accept cards.
Language
English support is limited.
Reservations
No reservation required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothes and prepare for heat (bring water, sunshade, or fans).
Etiquette
Please respect the sacred nature of the Shinto ritual.
Crowds
Expect heavy crowds; please allow extra time for travel.
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