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Hakusan Shrine Hatsumode 2027 (Tama City)

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Tama-Center
Hakusan Shrine (Tama City)

Japanese title: 白山神社の初詣 2027(多摩市)

Dates
Dec 31 (Thu) – Jan 6 (Wed)
Hours
Hours: please check with the organizer
Price
See the official page for prices
Where
Hakusan Shrine (Tama City) (Tama-Center Sta.)
Pochika
Here’s the highlight

The charm counter opens from 10 pm on New Year's Eve to 2 am, so you can visit as the year turns

Charms are given out Dec 31 22:00–Jan 1 2:00, Jan 1–3 8:00–18:00 and Jan 4–6 9:00–17:00; from 2:00 to 8:00 on Jan 1 you can visit but no charms are given.

Dates
Dec 31 (Thu) – Jan 6 (Wed)
Time
Hours: please check with the organizer
Price
See the official page for prices
Venue
Hakusan Shrine (Tama City)
Nearest station
Tama-Center Sta.

Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.

About this event

Hakusan Shrine in Ochiai, near Tama Center, is said to have been established in 1618, when the Hachioji magistrate Komiyama Hachibei and local villagers brought its deities from Shirayama Hime Shrine, the head shrine of Kaga Province. Much of its land was given up for the Tama New Town development, and in 1983 it moved into a new gongen-style hall, becoming the guardian of the New Town. For New Year, charms and amulets are offered from 10 pm on Dec 31 to 2 am on Jan 1; from 2 am to 8 am you can pray but nothing is offered. On Jan 1-3 the counter opens 8 am-6 pm, and on Jan 4-6 from 9 am to 5 pm.

Highlights

  • The charm counter opens from 10 pm on New Year's Eve to 2 am, so you can visit as the year turns
  • Enshrines Izanagi and Izanami, said to have been brought from Shirayama Hime Shrine in Kaga in the early Edo period
  • Seven statues, including an Eleven-faced Kannon, emerged when a cliff behind the shrine collapsed in heavy rain in 1875
  • Yakuyoke (bad-luck warding) prayers from 9:30 am on Jan 11 (reception 9 am-3 pm)
Good for
Residents of Tama Center and Tama New Town looking for a local New Year shrine, people who want a late-night visit as the year turns, and those in an unlucky year seeking a warding prayer

Good to know

  • From 2 am to 8 am on Jan 1 you can only pray; charms are not offered
  • The shrine says the hours for charms may change
  • Business safety prayers are on Jan 6 and need advance booking through the contact form

Summarized from the official page and press materials.

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Distance from major stations

From Tama-Center
0.9 km, about 15 min on foot
From Minami-Osawa
3.6 km, about 20 min by train
From Tama-dobutsu-koen
3.8 km, about 20 min by train
From Mogusaen
4.5 km, about 20 min by train

Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.

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FAQ

What is Hakusan Shrine Hatsumode 2027 (Tama City)?
Hakusan Shrine in Ochiai, near Tama Center, is said to have been established in 1618, when the Hachioji magistrate Komiyama Hachibei and local villagers brought its deities from Shirayama Hime Shrine, the head shrine of Kaga Province. Much of its land was given up for the Tama New Town development, and in 1983 it moved into a new gongen-style hall, becoming the guardian of the New Town. For New Year, charms and amulets are offered from 10 pm on Dec 31 to 2 am on Jan 1; from 2 am to 8 am you can pray but nothing is offered. On Jan 1-3 the counter opens 8 am-6 pm, and on Jan 4-6 from 9 am to 5 pm.
When is Hakusan Shrine Hatsumode 2027 (Tama City)?
Dec 31 (Thu) – Jan 6 (Wed)
What are the opening hours of Hakusan Shrine Hatsumode 2027 (Tama City)?
Hours: please check with the organizer Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
How much does Hakusan Shrine Hatsumode 2027 (Tama City) cost?
See the official page for prices
Where is Hakusan Shrine Hatsumode 2027 (Tama City) and what is the nearest station?
It is held at Hakusan Shrine (Tama City). The nearest station is Tama-Center Sta..

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