Written by TC Team
Koami Jinja Shrine holds an annual festival dedicated to doburoku on the same day in November each year.
What happens?
Doburoku is a traditional alcoholic drink. While sake is filtered, doburoku is not.
This event is regarded as one of the two major doburoku festivals in the Kanto region. Doburoku will be offered to visitors in prayer for the productiveness of grain, a perfect state of health, and for good luck. A cup for everyone — until they run out.
About Koami Shrine
This shrine is one of the few surviving shrines that was constructed using wood from the cypress tree in Chūō 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.
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- 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)
