The second Rooster Day market (Ni-no-Tori) of November 2026. In years with three Rooster Days (san-no-tori), tradition warns of increased fire risk, and fire brigades historically went on heightened alert. The kumade rakes sold here grow larger and more elaborate year after year, as returning customers are expected to buy a bigger rake than the previous year, signifying growing prosperity. The ritual economy of the Tori no Ichi preserves a pre-modern model of commerce where buying and selling are sacred acts performed within shrine precincts.