Ōkunitama Shrine is said to have been founded in 111 by Emperor Keikō. The shrine's annual festival, "Kurayami Matsuri" is claimed to be one of the three oldest festivals in Kanto region. This festival is held every year, between April 30 and May 6. Access to Fuchu is fastest from Shinjuku via the Keio Line.
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Darkness Festival In Tokyo
A lively festival at Okunitama Shrine in Fuchu, Tokyo
By Sandeep Casi
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Kylie Plester
8 years ago
I really wanted to go to this festival. The photos look so cool!
Victoria Vlisides
8 years ago
Cool photos, Sandeep!
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