Tokyo's Sensoji Temple Illuminated With 1,400 Years of History
Tokyo's historic Sensoji Temple in Taito Ward was transformed into a dazzling nighttime spectacle on October 30th as a projection mapping event began, bringing 1,400 years of history and culture to life across the temple's main hall and Hozomon Gate. (News On Japan)
Tokyo's ancient Sensoji Temple was illuminated on October 30th to showcase 1,400 years of its storied history and culture through a projection mapping event titled "ASAKUSA CULTURE & LIGHTS 2026." The temple's main hall and Hozomon Gate were transformed with colorful digital projections inspired by traditional religious artifacts and iconic woodblock prints.
Visitors marveled at the fusion of historic architecture and modern technology, as the event ran nightly from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. until November 3rd, coinciding with a national holiday in Japan.
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