One of the most iconic autumn festivals in Japan is Tori no Ichi or "The Festival of the Rooster", instantly recognisable with it's brightly decorated Kumade (decorative rakes) and other lucky charms.
With it's brightly decorated Kumade (decorative rakes) and other lucky charms, Tori no Ichi or "The Festival of the Rooster" is one of Japan's most recognisable festivals taking place in late autumn.
With it's brightly decorated Kumade (decorative rakes) and other lucky charms, Tori no Ichi or "The Festival of the Rooster" is one of Japan's most recognisable festivals taking place in late autumn.
Yabusame, or horseback archery, is one of the most popular events to happen at Meiji Shrine Autumn Grand Festival.
This market may be on the smaller side of antique markets around Tokyo, however you will find a variety of goods on sale from kimono and pottery, to furniture and tableware.
Meiji Shrine Autumn Grand Festival is a yearly festival held at Meiji Jingu Shrine in Shibuya, Japan which includes a number of different events across 3 days.