Koto Kujo Negi Offering Festival at Kamigamo Shrine

12.5 SAT · 11:00〜16:00

Koto Kujo Negi Offering Festival at Kamigamo Shrine

Kamigamo Shrine (Kamowakeikazuchi Shrine)

Dates & time
December 5, 2026 (Sat) 11:00〜16:00
cost
No admission fee is announced (dishes and negiyaki are sold at each booth; prices and fees for the activity and class have not been announced)
Venue & access
Kamigamo Shrine (Kamowakeikazuchi Shrine) Right at the Kamigamo-jinja-mae city bus stop

There are 7 car parks within a 12-minute walk of Kamigamo Shrine (Kamowakeikazuchi Shrine), and 3 public restrooms within 8 minutes. The map shows each with its walking time.

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Why You Should Visit

Koto Kyoto, a grower of Kyoto's Kujo green onions (Kujo negi), holds a festival at Kamigamo Shrine to offer its onions to the shrine. Timed just before 9 December, which the company has registered as "Koto Kujo Negi Day", the event brings Kyoto chefs into the shrine grounds to cook and sell original dishes built around the onion. Expect Kujo negi manju from the kaiseki restaurant Chikumoro, Kujo negi udon, quiche, Korean pancake rolls and more, along with Koto Kyoto's own negiyaki. There is also an onion-peeling activity and an art class where you draw Kyoto vegetables. A good choice if you want to taste the onion in season while wandering a World Heritage shrine.

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画像出典: PR TIMES(こと京都株式会社)
Koto Kujo negi green onions and the torii gate of Kamigamo Shrine. Images via the Koto Kyoto press release on PR TIMES.

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NOTE

Kujo negi offering rite
  • The rite in the main hall from 10:00 to 10:30 is attended by invited guests only. The public festival starts at 11:00
Kamigamo Shrine and Kujo negi
  • Garlic and green onions have been offered at Kamigamo Shrine for about 1,300 years
  • Koto Kujo Negi was approved as an official purveyor to Kamigamo Shrine in autumn 2020
  • 9 December is registered with the Japan Anniversary Association as "Koto Kujo Negi Day"

*Booths and menus may change

出典: PR TIMES(こと京都株式会社)

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FAQ

Can I watch the offering rite?
The 10:00 offering rite is for invited guests only. The cooking stalls and activities open to the public start at 11:00.
What food is available?
Every dish features Kujo negi: Chikumoro's negi manju, iso farm's udon, quiche and hot dogs, kimchi pancake rolls, and Koto Kyoto's gyoza and negiyaki.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes. The onion-peeling activity and the class drawing Kyoto vegetables are things families can do together alongside the food stalls.