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Sensoji Temple Hagoita Fair

Thu 17 Dec – Sat 19 Dec · 09:00

Sensoji Temple Precincts· Taito City · Tokyo

When
Thu 17 Dec – Sat 19 Dec · 09:00
Where
Sensoji Temple Precincts · Taito City · Tokyo
Price
Free
Category
Markets & Fairs
Age
None

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About this event

A historic end-of-year market at Sensoji Temple showcasing intricately decorated wooden hagoita (battledores) featuring kabuki actors, pop icons, and good-luck zodiac symbols designed to ward off bad luck for the coming year.

Why our agent picked it

Admire ornate traditional wooden paddles crafted to ward off bad luck in historic Asakusa.

Good to know

Where is Sensoji Temple Hagoita Fair taking place?
Sensoji Temple Hagoita Fair takes place at Sensoji Temple Precincts · Taito City · Tokyo (2-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032).
When does Sensoji Temple Hagoita Fair start?
Thu 17 Dec – Sat 19 Dec · 09:00 (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 Sensoji Temple Hagoita Fair?
Entry is free according to the source we read — no ticket needed.
Where can I buy tickets for Sensoji Temple Hagoita Fair?
Through the ticket link on this page, which points at the seller we found the event on: https://en.japantravel.com/tokyo/asakusa-s-traditional-hagoita-fair0/3513.

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