Is Zojo-ji wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Zojo-ji is wheelchair accessible.

Is there an entrance fee for Zojo-ji?

Entry to Zojo-ji is free of charge.

What makes this place special?

At a Glance

Historic Jodo Buddhist temple founded in 1393, serving as the Tokugawa family temple. Features impressive Sangedatsumon Gate and offers stunning views of Tokyo Tower. Houses mausoleums of six Tokugawa shoguns and displays rich Edo period heritage.

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Location

4 Chome-7-35 Shibakoen, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0011, Japan

Opening hours

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How do I visit?

Admission

Adult (18+)Free

Location

Getting There

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Akabanebashi Station

6 min walk • 485mNearest

E21

Oedo

Tokyo Metro•Subway

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Daimon Station

12 min walk • 881m

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Hamamatsucho Station

14 min walk • 1.1km

JY28

Yamanote

JR East•JR

Facilities

Parking

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible

The main hall has an elevator for easy access. You can also rent wheelchairs, so feel free to ask for one.

Last updated: 9. April 2026

Zojo-ji(増上寺)

Name: Zojo-ji
Address: Minato, Tokyo, 105-0011, JP
Telephone: +81334321431
Price range: Free

Minato, Tokyo Prefecture

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