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Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Fair I

Tomorrow · 00:00

Ōtori Shrine & Chōkokuji Temple· Asakusa / Ryusen · Tokyo

When
Tomorrow · 00:00
Where
Ōtori Shrine & Chōkokuji Temple · Asakusa / Ryusen · Tokyo
Price
Free
Category
Markets & Fairs

About this event

A historic Edo-period tradition held on the Day of the Rooster in November where energetic vendors sell ornate bamboo rakes (kumade) decorated with lucky charms to bring business prosperity and good fortune.

Why our agent picked it

Experience a lively 24-hour historic festival featuring decorated lucky bamboo rakes and traditional vendors.

Good to know

Where is Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Fair I taking place?
Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Fair I takes place at Ōtori Shrine & Chōkokuji Temple · Asakusa / Ryusen · Tokyo (Ryusen, Taito-ku, Tokyo).
When does Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Fair I start?
Tomorrow · 00:00 (doors/start time as listed by the source). Always double-check the official page before travelling — we re-verify these details weekly.
How much are tickets for Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Fair I?
Entry is free according to the source we read — no ticket needed.
Where can I buy tickets for Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Fair I?
Through the ticket link on this page, which points at the source we found the event on: https://tokyocheapo.com/events/asakusa-tori-no-ichi-fair/.

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