Mar/18、Oct/18 Senso-ji Temole "Kinryu no Mai(Golden Dragon Dance)"4.1
from 10/18 '21 to 10/18 '21
DATES: March 18th, October 18th
TIME: （1）11:30am （2）14:00pm （3）15:30pm
"Golden Dragon Dance" is a dance that is introduced to commemorate the Senso-ji Temple main hall rebuilt in 1958. This dance named from the “Gold Dragon Mountain” of the Senso-ji Temple.
It was designed following the legend that states the Bodhisattva Kannon, to which Senso-ji Temple is dedicated, manifested in the form of a golden dragon descending from the sky, creating overnight a grove of a thousand pines—a symbol of the worldly benefit of a rich harvest.
The sight of the 18-meter-long, 88-kilogram dazzling Golden Dragon Dancing to festive music is not to be missed.
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PurposeFestivals,easily accessible,spiritual places,shrine/temple,sightseeing
Airport/Sta.Asakusa Sta. (about 400m) Google Transit
We guide this spot.
Takako
Emi
MITSU
Hiroki
Katz
H.Shimazaki
kaz
Nori
Yash-hiro
Kazu
Tracy
Take
Yoshi
Smiler
Sho
Fumi
R.Suenaga
Takae
samurai joe
M.Chiba
Mikko
Toshi
Y.Hirotoh
Mitchy
MayReviews
Momo Iha5.011 months ago
Worth to visit there especially at night !!!!
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Nagma Khan4.04 months ago
Serene, calm and very traditional. It helps you to get in touch with the traditional part of japan. The shopping streets are fun to explore and the street food is quite tasty. You can also wear a rented kimono here and take photos in traditional setting. A must visit if you want to get feeling of traditional Japan in the middle of the modern city.
Blair Villanueva5.03 weeks ago
The most gorgeous, and spiritual temple I've visited in Tokyo. I'm a very auspicious person, and during our visit I made a wish, and it all came true. This temple gave me a good luck charm, also my husband. Definitely we will visit again to pay our respect, and thank for all the blessings we got even during times of the pandemic.
Krissyy Kraft5.010 months ago
Beautiful time to visit, not crowded at all and could walk through the Main Street with ease. A must see place in Tokyo, really good contrast of the current modern city and traditional Japan. Lots of local food stalls with great cuisine available as well 👌
Ingrid Stefan5.06 months ago
The most beautiful temple. It feels like a trip to Japan’s history. At night the temple is stunning and you can’t really get your eyes off. I really loved it. It gave me a magical feeling being there surrounded by all the temples
