Soya Shrine Annual Festival
The annual festival of Soya Shrine in Hadano, with about 1,190 years of history dedicated to the water deity. 22 portable shrines gather in the grounds with spirited chanting echoing through Hadano's Honmachi area. Numerous stalls line the grounds requiring large-scale traffic restrictions.
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22 portable shrines gathered together is breathtaking. The mikoshi procession with 'Ora! Ora!' chanting is the greatest highlight. The Inomyojin-sui spring water can be drawn and taken home.
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Established during the Tencho era (824-834) with about 1,190 years of history. Called 'Imyojin-sha' in the Edo period, renamed Soya Shrine in 1873 after merging six shrines.
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Annual festival every July since the Tencho era. Mikoshi cancelled 2020-2021, revived in 2023 with 22 portable shrines.
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30-minute walk from Odakyu Hadano Station. Or bus toward Shibusawa for 10 min, off at Miyamae. Large-scale traffic restrictions during the festival.
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Most crowded during mikoshi procession. Stalls get lively in the evening. First day morning is relatively relaxed.
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Public transportation recommended. Take heat precautions. Bring a bottle for spring water.
Visitor Report
One of Hadano's premier summer festivals. 22 portable shrines assembled is magnificent. Carriers in matching happi coats parade with 'Ora! Ora!' chants to spectator cheers. Stalls offer classic festival food.
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