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Nagoya-City Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival

Date : 02/03/2025


  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival
  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival
  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival
  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival
  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival
  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival
  • Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival

Osu Kannon Temple is located in the middle of the Owari region's four Kannon Temples (Arako Kannon Temple, Jimokuji Kannon Temple, Ryusenji Kannon Temple, and Kasadera Kannon Temple), and puts on a Setsubun Festival celebrating the beginning of spring by the lunar calendar.
During the festivities, for JPY 3,000, anyone can get up on the special stage and throw soy beans as far as they can in the temple premises. Throwing beans is one of the keynotes of the festival, said to drive away evil, and is the first thing that comes to mind when the Japanese hear the festival's name, making it an integral event to participate in if possible.
The bean throwing ritual begins after a treasure ship named the Osu Maru is paraded around carrying the seven gods of fortune from Eisho Park to Osu Kannon Temple in the afternoon.

Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival

Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival

Osu Kannon Temple Setsubun Festival

EVENT OVERVIEW

Date : Sat, Feb 3, 2024
Holding time : Bean throwing: Special stage in front of Osu Kannon Temple Main Hall
Treasure ship parade: Hisaya-Odori Park's Plaza of Hope–Osu Kannon Temple
Place : Bean throwing: Special stage in front of Osu Kannon Temple Main Hall
Treasure ship parade: Hisaya-Odori Park's Plaza of Hope–Osu Kannon Temple
Location : 〒460-0011
2-21-47 Osu, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi
Fee : Bean throwing price
• 1 ticket: JPY 3,000
• 1 ticket and wooden box container: JPY 4,000

Note:
• Prices are subject to change. Check the official site, etc. for the most up-to-date information.
Parking : Unavailable
Phone number : 052-231-6525 (Osu Kannon Temple Office)

Note: This page may not be current due to update time differences between site databases.
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ACCESS

  • Access by public transport
    Access by public transport
    • Just a brief walk northeast from Exit 2 of Osu Kannon Station on the Tsurumai Subway Line.
    • 7-min. (550 m) walk from Exit 8 of Kamimaezu Station on both the Tsurumai and Meijo Subway Lines.

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