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Tokyo Sanja Matsuri 2027: Complete Guide to Asakusa's Biggest Festival
May 14-16, 2027 is Sanja Matsuri — Tokyo's largest and most raucous shrine festival. 100 mikoshi carried through Asakusa by 2,500 bearers, 1.8M visitors across three days. Here's how to plan it.
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Sensoji is Tokyo's oldest and most-visited temple. Here is how to see it properly: timing, side gates, Nakamise strategy, and the shrine next door most people miss.
2026-10-22·3 min read·Read →Sanja Matsuri 2027 Mikoshi Schedule: Three-Day Weekend Plan, Routes & Best Viewing
Sanja Matsuri in Asakusa (May 14-16, 2027) parades 100+ mikoshi over three days. Friday is the geisha parade, Saturday is the 44-mikoshi town procession, Sunday is the three massive main shrine mikoshi. Full schedule inside.
2026-10-22·3 min read·Read →