There’s entertainment all year round in Edo.
Starting with New Year celebrations, there’s also Hinamatsuri (Girl’s Day) and Tanabata - rituals for every season. Every year we cook up spectacular events for the holidays in May and the summer holidays. What’s more, there are heaps of special experiences such as Edo WonderNight. The Edo townspeople always look forward to these special times.
Events
Time Travel Adventure 2019 Summer
Celebrated every summer is the mizukake festival. In this high energy water festival you are able to join the crowds in throwing water-all over the ornate portable shrine and the men whose shoulders it rests on. Cast water to your hearts content as they chant and march the shrine through the streets of Edo. This is the perfect chance to take the edge off the summer heat and also let off any pent-up energy!
Gintama Wonderland『Ōedo undō kyōgi-kai de dai haran!』
Popular SF fantasy animation Gintama has finally arrived this summer unfolding on the stage of Edo with extra thrill called Gintama Wonderland 『Ōedo undō kyōgi-kai de dai haran!?』。Enjoy the great voice of popular Gintama characters within the city of Edo. ©S/STDBA
Edo Summer Cuisine
We offer Edo dishes that are perfect for a hot summer such as Yanagawa Anago Mochi, Chicken Rice Koji, Yamagashi Soba, and Nishi Koji Watermelon Juice and more at each store. Dishes prepared under the supervision of renowned Edo period cook researcher Fuyuki Rei.
O-Shogatsu (New Years Day)
Celebrate the New Year in brilliant Edo style.
Try your luck with raffles and the Seven Gods of Fortune,
enjoy stage events, and spend a wonderful New Year with us.
Setsubun
Setsubun is the division of the seasons, it marks the last day of winter and the coming of spring. People pray for good health and happiness by throwing roasted soybeans known as fortune beans at demons and shouting “Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi!” meaning Demons out! Fortune in! You can experience this tradition at Edo Wonderland in early February.
Hinamatsuri (Girl’s Day)
Experience ancient rituals including the hina-nagashi,
where you can release traditional Japanese dolls into the river to float away for good fortune.
Tanabata Festival
Experience the romance of the heavens in Edo.
Write your wish on the tanzaku (thin strips of paper) and hang it on the bamboo tree for
good luck in this festival with over 1000 years history in Japan.
Ninja Shichi-Go-San
How about celebrating this year’s Shichi-Go-San in ninja style?
Celebrated in November, this ancient ritual was celebrated by royal and samurai class Girls-
who are 3 or 7 years old, and boys who are 3 or 5 years old.
We’ll celebrate your child’s growth while putting them through some awesome ninja training.
This strictly limited program includes a commemorative photo and original souvenirs.
*Open for:- girls aged 3 or 7 years old- boys aged 3 or 5 years old
