Sep 11
~
Sep 21

Daradara Festival

Free
Shiba

‘Daradara’ means ‘endless’—a name earned due to the extraordinary length of this traditional festival. While most shrine festivals go for 2 or 3 days, this one goes for 11 days—the longest of any traditional ‘matsuri’ in Japan.

Running from the 11th to the 21st of September each year, the festival happens at Shiba Daijingu located next to Shiba Park (not to be confused with the more photogenic Zojoji Temple). Although the festival spans 11 days, the main festival day is on Sunday, September 15, 2019.

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11th Sep–21st Sep, 2020
Shiba Daijingu
Free
http://www.shibadaijingu.c... ⚠️ Link in Japanese
Shiba Koen, Daimon, Hamamatsucho
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