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A Guide to Setsubun and Where to Celebrate in Tokyo
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Metropolis Japan
A Guide to Setsubun and Where to Celebrate in Tokyo Where to throw beans this weekend By Nattan Casey Plewissara and Arden KreuzerTokyo Setsubun is just around the corner.
Here is a breakdown of some of the best places in Tokyo to experience Setsubun.
Setsubun at Sensoji TempleFebruary 3If celebrating Setsubun alongside 100,000 people sounds appealing, Sensoji delivers.
When: 11:30am – 1:30pmWhere: Sensoji TempleAddress: 2-3-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku (Sensoji on Google Maps)Price: FreeVisit the website for more information: metropolisjapan.com/events/setsubun-at-senso-jiZojoji TempleJanuary 3Set at the base of Tokyo Tower in Shiba Park, Zojoji offers one of Minato-ku’s largest Setsubun gatherings.
When: From 4pmWhere: Azuma-dori Shopping StreetAddress: 2−8−4 Kitazawa, Setagaya-ku (Azuma-dori Shopping Street on Google Maps)Price: FreeVisit the website for more information: shimokitazawa-east.com