Yamatocho Hachiman Shrine

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Time Out says

1056(天喜4)年に創建され、中野区認定観光資源に認定されている神社。平安時代中期の永承年間(1046~1052年)、奥羽安倍氏征討に向かった源義家が、高台の当地で京都の「石清水八幡宮」を遥拝し祭儀を行った。

義家を慕い「石清水八幡宮」を信仰した村人たちが、同八幡宮の御神霊を勧請し創建したと伝えられる。毎年夏には、例大祭も兼ねた盆踊り大会「大盆踊り会」が行われる。

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Address
2-30-3 Yamatocho, Nakano
Tokyo

What’s on

Daibon

Get ready to get your groove on this summer at Daibon on July 19, a modern rendition of the traditional Bon Odori festival held at Hachiman Shrine in Yamatocho. Here, the traditional Bon Odori festivities are fused with a line-up of DJs and contemporary artists, merging the timeless customs with the energetic pulse of new-wave beats. Watch as the festival comes alive with live DJ sets, which have in the past featured eclectic talents like Chinbantei Goraku Shisho and the invigorating performances of Korean percussionists. Daibon takes the typical Bon Odori experience a step further, creating a fusion of sounds that strikes a chord with revellers of all ages. The event will be postponed to July 20 in the case of rain.
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