【Asakusa Sanja Matsuri 2025】Walking Through Festival Streets with Local Mikoshi｜Tokyo Tradition【4K】

Walk through the lively streets of Asakusa during the famous Sanja Matsuri, capturing the festive atmosphere as local mikoshi (portable shrines) parade through the town. After the rain cleared, the festival continued with even more energy—cheers, chants, and the spirit of celebration filled every corner of the district. The Sanja Matsuri, held every May at Asakusa Shrine, is one of the Three Great Edo Festivals. Alongside the Kanda Matsuri of Kanda Myojin Shrine and the Sanno Matsuri of Hie Shrine, it stands as one of Tokyo’s most important traditional events. With over 100 mikoshi carried through the streets, the Sanja Matsuri turns all of Asakusa into a lively stage of cultural heritage and festive spirit. 📍 Highlights ✅ Senso-ji Temple Area – Festival atmosphere around the temple ✅ Nakamise Street – Crowds and energy in the shopping street ✅ Local Mikoshi – Carried with passion through the backstreets ✅ Kaminarimon Gate – Iconic symbol of Asakusa during festivals ✅ Hidden Alleys – Local culture and smaller mikoshi processions 👀 Great for ✔ Experiencing traditional Japanese festivals ✔ Learning about the Three Great Edo Festivals ✔ Travelers interested in Asakusa and Tokyo’s culture ✔ Background video for cultural immersion