年越しそば

Toshikoshi Soba takes place from 2026-12-31 to 2026-12-31.

Toshikoshi Soba is held at Sensoji Temple (Asakusa) in Tokyo, Japan.

Yes, Toshikoshi Soba is free to attend.

The admission fee for Toshikoshi Soba is ¥0.

The crowd level at Toshikoshi Soba is typically low.

Yes, Toshikoshi Soba is held annually.

Toshikoshi Soba is a seasonal festival in Japan.

Highlights of Toshikoshi Soba include: Eating soba noodles before midnight for good luck and longevity; Joya no Kane — 108 temple bell strikes at midnight; Festive atmosphere transitioning from year-end to New Year.

Tips for Toshikoshi Soba: Reserve a table at popular soba restaurants in advance, or buy fresh soba from department store food halls to cook at home. Head to a nearby temple after eating to hear the joya no kane bells at midnight..

Toshikoshi Soba welcomes international visitors. It is a great way to experience Japanese culture.

Access information for Toshikoshi Soba: 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / Toei Asakusa Line).

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Tips: Reserve a table at popular soba restaurants in advance, or buy fresh soba from department store food halls to cook at home. Head to a nearby temple after eating to hear the joya no kane bells at midnight..

Photography is generally welcome at Toshikoshi Soba. Check specific rules at the venue.

Toshikoshi Soba is a family-friendly festival that visitors of all ages can enjoy.

Festival food stalls (yatai) at Toshikoshi Soba typically serve popular Japanese street food including yakisoba, takoyaki, and kakigori. Some festivals feature regional specialties.

Yes, wearing a yukata (casual kimono) is very common and encouraged at Toshikoshi Soba. Many visitors rent yukata nearby.

Parking can be limited during Toshikoshi Soba. Public transportation is recommended. Check access details: 5-minute walk from Asakusa Station (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line / Toei Asakusa Line).