Daikokutama Shrine Sumomo Festival

Event Overview

The crow fan and folding fan, which are auspicious items imbued with wishes for abundant harvests and the prevention of epidemics, will be distributed, attracting crowds throughout the day. Additionally, there will be stalls selling plums along the approach. *The festival will be held on July 20 (Monday, holiday), and the distribution of fans will take place on July 19 (Sunday) and 20 (Monday, holiday) for two days.

Info

Event Location:

Daikokutama Shrine

Address:

3-1 Miyamachi, Fuchu, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

Keio-Fuchu Station → 5 minutes on foot; or JR-Fuchu-Honmachi Station → 5 minutes on foot

Car Access:

5km 10 minutes from Chūdo Kōfu IC via National Route 20; or 5km 10 minutes from Chūdo National Fuchu IC via National Route 20

Phone Number:

042-362-2130 (Daikokutama Shrine)

Parking Number:

200 units/200 yen for 30 minutes

Event Period

From July 19 (Sunday) to July 20 (Monday, holiday) in 2026, the vast grounds with well-maintained walking paths feature about 120 varieties and 1,300 plum trees, from early to late bloom. The old buildings relocated and restored from within Fuchu City, along with the plum blossoms, create a charming atmosphere, allowing visitors to feel the serene Japanese holiday amidst the fragrance of fully bloomed plums. In 2026, a limited-time nighttime illumination event for the plum garden will also be held. Due to expected crowds on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, it is recommended to use public transportation or walk to the venue.

Price

Wudan fan 800 yen, Wudan fan large 3000 yen, small 2000 yen, special Wudan fan 5000 yen

Event Category

City, fair

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