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“ASAKUSA CULTURE & LIGHTS 2025” will be held at Senso-ji (Taito Ward, Tokyo) from Wed, December 3 to Sun, December 7, 2025.
This event will feature cutting-edge digital animations and magnificent projection mapping visuals inspired by the 1,400-year history and culture of Senso-ji, projected onto the temple's Hozo-mon Gate, Five-storied Pagoda, and the Important Cultural Property Niten-mon Gate.
Alongside the projection mapping, special daytime viewings will offer rare access to the normally closed scenic spot, the Denboin Garden, located within the temple grounds. Visitors can also view the Ema Hall, which houses large votive plaques (ema) painted by historical artists such as Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Hasegawa Settan, and Henmi (Kano) Kazunobu. Special nighttime viewings will provide a unique opportunity to experience the Denboin Garden illuminated by fantastical lights.
Please enjoy this grand projection mapping event, the first of its kind in Senso-ji's history, along with the special experience of viewing the historic Denboin Garden and the Ema Hall, which are being opened to the public for the first time in seven years.

PROGRAM

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*All product prices include tax.

[To Our Guests]

-Please note that admission restrictions may be implemented depending on venue crowding.
-Please be aware that you may appear in photos taken or videos edited by staff, or in media coverage.
-The use of auxiliary equipment such as tripods or selfie sticks is prohibited inside the venue. Staff may ask you to refrain if observed using such items. Please also refrain from using flash photography.

CONTACT

Asakusa Culture & Lights Executive Committee Secretariat
Phone: +81 80-4463-3067 (Weekdays 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM, until Tue, December 9, 2025)
*Please do not contact Senso-ji directly.

[Organizer] Asakusa Culture & Lights Executive Committee
[Planning & Production] HITOHATA.INC
[Special Cooperation] JTB Corporation, TV Aichi Co., Ltd.
*This event is implemented with the support of the Agency for Cultural Affairs' 2025 “Cultural Resource Utilization Project Subsidy (Projects Promoting the Utilization of Attractive Cultural Properties Nationwide).”