MIDNIGHT STREET FOOD Paradise - Tori No Ichi Fair! | Asakusa, Tokyo
Time to celebrate and eat all night long at the Tori no Ichi Fair!
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Held on every Day of the Rooster in November, the Tori no Ichi fair is a wonder to see! Thousands of locals and tourists come to visit the Ohtori Shrine and to buy special Rakes for good luck, health, and prosperity. Rake Sizes range from keychains all the way to the size of a small car! But one of the best things is, it lasts 24 hours!! This includes all of the Yatai (Street Food Stalls) that go on for many city blocks.
Follow Charles and Victor as they explore the many foods available at the fair while mingling with the locals and enjoying an all night celebration of food, drinks, and fun!
FAIR INFORMATION
Tori-no-Ichi (酉の市)
Address: 3 Chome-18-7 Senzoku, Taito, Tokyo 111-0031
Phone: 03-3876-1515
Tori no Ichi 2017 Dates:
November 6
November 18
November 30
Celebration starts at the stroke of midnight and lasts 24 hours!
(This means that people start gathering around 11pm on the prior day. i.e: Line up on 11pm on November 17th to celebrate on the 18th)
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Tokyo’s Greatest Street Food Market | Tori no Ichi Festival
This is it!! The biggest street food festival maybe in all of Japan! The Tori no Ichi festival held by Otori Shine north of Asakusa is incredible! It’s the experience you’re looking for when you come to Japan. And it will fill you up!!
I was here last year:
Where is this? Otori Shrine (Taito-ku) 鷲神社(浅草酉の市御本社)
URL: otorisama.or.jp
#onlyinjapan #streetfood
Tori no Ichi
Tori no ichi
Address : Tokyo
Notes : [Walk]Ohtori-jinja Shrine (Taito-ku) is about 8 minutes' walk from Iriya Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line.
Location : Ohtori-jinja Shrine and other shrines
Dates : The days of the Tori or Rooster in November (the date changes each year, so please check the Japanese calendar)
City : 3-18-7, Senzoku, Taito-ku, Tokyo
Days of the rooster occur every 12 days in November, which means that the month of November has at least 2 or even 3 days of the rooster, depending on the year.
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[4K UHD] Asakusa Ootori Shrine Tori no Ichi 2017/11/06
浅草鷲神社 酉の市 2017/11/06
Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
日本東京都台東区浅草
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Tori no ichi minowa taito-ku tokyo
Historical entertainments of Asakusa downtown in Tokyo.
The alias is Otori-sama.
It continues since Edo period.
This shooting is 2008y.Its finish time slowly.
[4K UHD] Asakusa Tori no Ichi Fair yatai 2017/11/06
Asakusa Tori no Ichi Fair (open-air market) food cart
浅草酉の市 酉の祭
Waking to Asakusa Station, happened upon this unexpected street market.
Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
日本東京都台東区浅草
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Tori No Ichi @ Asakusa
Tori No Ichi @ Asakusa
2017 Ootori shrine Tori no ichi festival
2017 Tori no ichi (rake ornament festival) which brings good luck fortune, & harvests held at #ootorishrine in #asakusa
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Hanazono Shrine in Shinjuku
Hanazono Shrine is one of the most famous shrines in Tokyo. In perticular, in Nov. Tori-no-ichi is held, which encourages people to get success on business by praying. Normally you can feel peaceful, relax in the middle of Shinjuku there.
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Sensoji Temple
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Asakusa's chief tourist draw is Sensoji Temple (popularly known as Asakusa Kannon Temple). It is the headquarters of the Sho-Kannon sect and is reputedly one of Tokyo's oldest temples, having been founded in 628.
The temple is approached from Kaminari Gate, with its huge red paper lantern.
The shopping street leading to the temple, Nakamise dori, is lined with souvenir and Edo-style craft shops. The vast Kannondo (Main Hall) first built in 1651, was destroyed in World War II and rebuilt in 1958. The hall is said to hold a golden image of the Goddess of Mercy (kannon) discovered by three fishermen in the 7th century. In front of the temple is a large cauldron of incense, smoke from which is believed to bestow good health.
To the left is a five-story, 48m-high pagoda (rebuilt in 1973) and modeled after a similar structure at Daigoji Temple in Kyoto. Near the pagoda is Dembo-in - a picturesque tea garden built in the 17th century by noted landscape gardener, Enshu Kobori. Although closed to the public, it may be possible to arrange a viewing by calling in advance at the temple's main office.
To the right of the temple is the Asakusa Shrine, which miraculously escaped war-time bombing. The shrine was built on the orders of the third shogun Iemitsu in memory of the three fishermen and is the home shrine of the Sanja Matsuri held in May and Tokyo's biggest and loudest festival.
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Tori no Ichi
When a rake is sold, it is common practice for the seller and buyer to clap their hands rhythmically in harmony with one another (known as tejime).
Tori no Ichi, 02 november 2011 Hanazono Shrine Shinjuku Japan
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Recorded on July 30, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder.
Tori-no-ichi Fair 酉の市 （Tokyo Japan）
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OOTORI SHRINE TORINOICHI FESTIVAL
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酉の市Tori-no-IchiFestivals of Ohtori Shrine inTokyo (The tourist resort in Japan)
酉の市 撮影：齋藤行成
Tori-no-IchiFestivals of Ohtori Shrine in Tokyo are held twice or thrice every November since the Edo era.(the Chistian era 1750-1760)
The Festivals appellation is called first Festival Ichinotori,the second Festival Ninotori,the third Festival Sannotori. The origin of Tori-no-Ichi Festivals of the Japanese mythology of the Ameno-Hiwashino-Mikoto and the Yamato-Takeruno-Mikoto are worshiping as god,also the Ohtori Shrine commonly are called Otori-Sama and the Festivals on the days be bustling by worshipers,that days celebrate the Festival all day long. And this worship is that invoke a providence,give thanks to a divine favour,both it is that pray good fortune and good news in future and keep out of harm's way.
They are brought about its when we live the daily life purely,righteously,vigorously,harmoniously. Then the 300 rake stalls in the yard of the Ohtori Shrine sold lucky rakes decorated with colorful symbols of good fortune,believed to bring wealth to the purchasers.
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The town has an old, traditional feel, with the famous Kaminari-mon Gate and large red lantern.
Located in Taito-ku along the west bank of the Sumida-gawa River, the Asakusa district once thrived as a temple town for the nearby Senso-ji Temple, but now it is a downtown area that rivals Ginza, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Shibuya. The history of Senso-ji Temple goes back far into the past. Legend has it that fishermen brothers discovered an image of Kan'non (the goddess of mercy) in the Sumida-gawa River around the year 628 and were inspired to enshrine it. The temple's symbol is the Furai jin-mon (Gate of Wind God and Thunder God) adorned with a large red paper lantern that bears the inscription Kaminari-mon (Thunder Gate). There is a constant flow of visitors and worshippers to the temple throughout the year.
Numerous shops along Nakamise-dori Street, which runs along the approach way to Senso-ji Temple, carry a variety of small articles made of Japanese-style paper and other traditional goods such as folding fans. It is a lovely shopping street that attracts many foreign visitors.
Asakusa is also known as the site for many traditional events. The Sanja-matsuri is a festival of Senso-ji Temple, and is famous for the palanquin parade that is said to convey the Edokko Katagi, or the spirit of the children of Edo, representing the traditional temperament of the original townsfolk of Tokyo. Other festivals include Hozuki-ichi (ground cherry market) in summer, Tori-no-ichi (rooster market) at Otori-jinja Shrine in early winter and Hagoita-ichi (Japanese battledore market) at the end of the year. The most popular event is the fireworks display along the Sumida-gawa River in summer, which over one million people gather to watch.
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Tori no ichi
Monzen Nakacho hosts the 'rake market' for two days out of the year. These things are good luck - especially for the sellers, who charge a ton of money for them.
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