Annual Major Events
| January 1 | First Visit of the Year, the New Year Prayer |
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| January 1 6 AM |
The New Year Ritual (a traditional prayer by the imperial household and shrines wishing for a prosperous new year) |
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| February 3 4 PM |
Cerebration of the Coming of Spring |
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The first day of the Horse in February (Hatsuuma) 9:30 AM |
At the subordinate shrine. An annual festival of Tamatukuri-Inari Shrine. Fuku mairi (a shrine visit for blessing) |
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| February 11 9 AM |
Kigen-sai (National Foundation Festival) and a ritual for paying a respect toward the mausoleum of Emperor Jinmu (the first emperor of Japan) | |
| February 27 5 PM |
Harvest Prayer (a spring festival for harvest) |
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| Last Saturday of March 11:30 AM |
Konnohmaru, the Konnoh Cherry Blossom Festival |
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| June 30 4 PM |
Nagoshi-no-Ooharae (a semiannual purification ceremony) |
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| September 14 11 AM |
An annual festival Saturday & Sunday after the annual festival All DayA special prayer session, festival events such as kagura (Shinto music & dance), and gagaku (ancient Japanese court dance and music) Sunday afternoon: A joint parade of mikoshi on Omotesando and Dogenzaka streets |
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| The first day of the Cock in November 9:30 AM |
At the subordinate shrine. An annual festival of Mitake Shrine |
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| November 23 9 AM |
A harvest festiva |
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| December 31 4 PM |
Ooharae (a semiannual purification ceremony) |
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| 1st & 15th days of each month 9 AM |
Monthly rituals. Open to public. Please report at 8:50 AM to attend. | |
