Temple and Shrine

Nezu Shrine, known as “Nezu Jinja” in Japanese, is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Shinto shrines. It’s located in the Bunkyo Ward, a district known for its blend of historical and cultural sites. Table of Contents Location: Nezu Shrine (Nezu Jinza) as the most beautiful shrine in Tokyo, located in Bunkyo Ward.  No doubt, it […]

Table of Contents Location: Nishiarai Daishi is the biggest Buddhist temple in Adachi City in Tokyo. It is located next to Daishimae Station. Local people used to call the temple Gochisan Henjoin Sojiji. But later, it became familiar as Nishiarai Daishi. Nishiarai Daishi Temple is a Buzan branch of Shingon Buddhism. The temple is one of the three

Sensoji Temple is one of the ancient Buddhist Temples in the Kanto Region in Japan. It’s the most famous temple in Tokyo, rooted from being found Kannon Statue in the fishing nets in ancient times. The temple was destroyed in the bombing raids but was rebuilt again, which is now a tourist spot that attracts

Atago Shrine, perched atop Atago Hill in Tokyo’s Minato Ward, is a historic Shinto shrine known for its steep staircase, symbolizing success and career advancement. Revered for centuries, it offers not only spiritual solace but also panoramic views of the city, blending tradition with the beauty of its natural surroundings. Table of Contents Location: The

Table of Contents Location: Tomioka Hachiman Shrine is located in Koto City in Tokyo. It is the most significant and most famous Shrine in Koto Ward. The shrine is also known as Fukagawa Hachiman. Koto City is one of the 23 special wards in Tokyo, and it has many small and big shrines. But Tomioka Hachiman Shrine is the most

Table of Contents Location: Kotohira-gu is located in Toranomon. Toranomon is an area of Minato City, one of 23 special wards in Tokyo Metropolitan. The shrine is familiar as Toranomon Kotohira-gu to local people. However, most international tourists call it the Toranomon Kotohira-gu shrine. The shrine is one of the famous shrines in Toranomon because of its location and

Gotokuji Temple, often referred to as the ‘Lucky Cat Temple,’ is a revered Buddhist site nestled in the Setagaya ward of Tokyo. Famous for its association with the ‘Maneki-Neko’ or ‘Lucky Cat’ figurines, the temple offers a unique blend of spiritual serenity and cultural charm. This tranquil haven is a spiritual site and a cultural landmark that captivates