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Matsuri Festivals

Hatsuchin Mairi

Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 06:00–23:59 · Sumiyoshi Taisha, Osaka · Osaka

Dates

  • Mon, Nov 2, 2026, 06:00–23:59

About this event

Summary
Hattatsu-san is a traditional Japanese shrine ritual dedicated to business prosperity and family safety, performed on the first Dragon Day of each month.

Details
  • Purpose: Praying for business development and household safety.
  • Timing: Held on the first day of the month falling on the Day of the Dragon (Tatsu no Hi).
  • Tradition: Known as 'Shisshō Hattatsu' (continuous growth and development), involving 48 visits over four years to fulfill wishes.
  • Significance: Completing the 48 visits signifies a period of safe and continuous progress.
  • Atmosphere: The shrine is very crowded with numerous worshippers from early morning, with many visitors traveling from afar.

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