日枝神社 デジタル祭礼図

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About this app

This application was created to help you learn more about topics about Hie Shrine in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, and the events held at the shrine, and to help you enjoy it.

[What is Sanno Festival]
The Sanno Festival at Hie Shrine is usually held in June, during which various large and small festivals are held, such as a tea ceremony and a children's procession. Since it was the guardian deity of Edo Castle, the Edo shogunate paid for the festival, so it was also called ``Tenka Festival'' or ``Goyo Festival.''


[Regular festival and Shinko festival]
The most important festivals of the Sanno Festival are the regular festival held on June 15th every year and the Shinko Festival held every other year.
The annual festival is the most important ritual for a shrine, and is held at all shrines across the country.
The Shinko Festival is an event in which the deity is carried on a phoenix and the parishioners visit each town, and is currently held every other year, alternating with Kanda Myojin Shrine. Because Hie Shrine was originally enshrined within Edo Castle, it was brought to Edo Castle and inspected by successive shoguns. Even today, as befits the name Tenkasai, a procession of about 500 people wearing gorgeous costumes walks a distance of nearly 20 kilometers to each shrine parishioner town.


[Application overview]

◇Home
We will give you an overview of the Sanno Festival and Hie Shrine.

◇Map
The itinerary (tour) of the Shinko Festival festival procession to be held on Friday, June 7, 2024 will be displayed on the map along with the scheduled time.

◇Event schedule
We will inform you about the event schedule of Sanno Festival.

◇Notice
We will provide information on Hie Shrine's official Twitter account in real time.

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2024年 山王祭に際してリニューアルしました。