Sun, Nov
28

Doburoku Matsuri

9:00am – 6:00pm
Free
Nihonbashi

Koami Jinja is one of the few surviving shrines that was constructed using wood from the cypress tree in Chuo Ward and is officially registered as a municipal cultural asset. Today’s main hall and kagura hall were constructed in 1942, and the main hall adheres to traditional design with elaborately sculptured ornaments.

The shrine holds a doburoku (crude home-brewed sake) festival annually on the same day in November. It’s regarded as one of the two major doburoku festivals in the Kanto region. Home-brewed sake will be offered to visitors in prayer for the productiveness of grain, a perfect state of health and for good luck. Don’t miss the Sato-kagura Shinto dance performance at 12:30.

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28th Nov, 2021
9:00am – 6:00pm
Koami Jinja
Free
  • 290 m from Ningyochō Station Hibiya Line (H14)Asakusa Line (A14)
  • 441 m from Suitengūmae Station Hanzomon Line (Z10)
  • 0.6 km from Kayabachō Station Hibiya Line (H13)Tozai Line (T11)
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