This is a place where I visited last year . At that time there wasn’t any festival . It’s really an urban area . It’s difficult if you are going by bicycle, road are narrower .!

On your way to the temple, you will notice a lot of Lucky Star banners hanging on lighting poles, a few posters on several shop windows and a few gachapon machines with "surprise" balls, including Lucky Star items. The town itself was very quiet and quite empty of people. The temple was very charming. The temple area was avarage in size, but was full of things to explore, including shrines, torii gates and a huge chicken cage. The chickens followed me with curiosity, but the rooster was clearly angry and ready to protect them. There was even a peacock. You'll also see a lot of Lucky Star fan-art on the wooden wishing plaques in the middle of everything. (Visited on June, 2015)