Präfektur Tokyo, Japan - Tempel und Schreine

Historic Inari shrine in Ota City near Haneda Airport, featuring beautiful corridors of red torii gates and hundreds of fox statues. Known for its sacred sand that brings good fortune and blessings for prosperity, business success, and safe childbirth.

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After visiting the main hall, walk through the thousand torii gates to reach the Okunomiya shrine at the top of Inari Mountain, where you can collect sacred sand to take home for blessings in business.
Different prayer locations within the shrine grounds are designated for different types of wishes, so pay attention to the signage as you walk through the torii gates to ensure you offer your prayers at the appropriate spot for your specific request.
The shrine grounds are spacious and meticulously maintained throughout, so allow extra time to explore beyond the main hall to fully appreciate the mystical atmosphere of the torii tunnel and the elevated views from the hilltop Inari Mountain area.

5-chōme-2-7 Haneda, Ota City, Tokyo 144-0043, JapanWebseite +81337410809

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Atago Jinja

Minato, Tokyo

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Der AtagoSchrein ist ein Name für mehrere ShintoSchreine in Japan, vor allem der AtagoSchrein in Kyoto, Tokio und Sendai. Sie stehen für Feuerschutz und die Verehrung von Atago Gongen und sind wichtige lokale Kultstätten für Feste und Schutzgebete.

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Visit early in the morning or after 4pm when the shrine cafe closes to experience a quieter atmosphere, as popular auspicious days can result in wait times of up to an hour just to reach the main worship hall.
The famous "Stairs of Success" (出世の石段) are quite steep with 86 steps, so if you have mobility concerns or fear of heights, use the alternative elevator access instead of attempting the main stone staircase.
The shrine's omikuji fortune slips contain detailed divine messages that visitors find particularly meaningful and worth keeping as personal guidance.

1-chōme-5-3 Atago, Minato City, Tokyo 105-0002, JapanWebseite +81334310327

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Asakusa Jinja

Taito, Tokyo

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Das AsakusaSchrein, oder Sanjasama, ist ein ShintoSchrein in Asakusa, Tokio. Er wurde 1649 von Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu erbaut und ehrt die Gründer des SensōjiTempels: die Brüder Hinokuma und den Dorfvorsteher Haji no Matsuchi. Er überstand die Luftangriffe...

2 Chome-3-1 Asakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0032, JapanWebseite +810338441575

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Choan-ji

Taito, Tokyo

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Historic Rinzai Zen temple in Yanaka founded in 1669, part of the Yanaka Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage dedicated to Jurojin. Features beautiful gardens with azaleas, ancient stone tablets from 1,000 years ago, and the tomb of artist Kano Hogai.

5-chōme-2-22 Yanaka, Taito City, Tokyo 110-0001, JapanWebseite +81

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Chanoki

Chuo, Tokyo

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A serene Shinto shrine in Nihonbashi dedicated to Ukanomitama and Hotei, one of the Seven Lucky Gods. Originally enshrined as the guardian deity of the Sakura Domain residence, it was rebuilt in 2008 after subway construction and is revered as a god of fire...

1-chōme-12-10 Nihonbashiningyōchō, Chuo City, Tokyo 103-0013, JapanWebseite +81

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Gokoku-ji

Bunkyo, Tokyo

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Gokokuji ist ein Shingonbuddhistischer Tempel, der 1480 gegründet wurde und sich in Bunkyō, Tokyo befindet. Er gehört zur BuzanSchule des ShingonBuddhismus, und sein vollständiger Name lautet Shinryōzan Shissijiin Daishō Gokokuji. Er gilt als eine der...

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Look for the temple name as 護国寺 on signs and maps; the Japanese name is useful if English signage is limited.
Look for references to Shingon or Buzan-school Buddhism on plaques and temple materials to better understand the site's sect affiliation.

5-chōme-40-1 Ōtsuka, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0012, JapanWebseite +81339410764

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Hanabusa Inari

Chiyoda, Tokyo

Explore Hanabusa Inari, a notable schrein in Chiyoda, Tokyo. Check goshuin availability, visitor details, and nearby sacred places before you go.

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Because the shrine is unattended, take any offerings with you when you leave as noted by signage at the shrine. This small shrine feels like discovering a hidden achievement or secret location in the heart of tech-focused Akihabara.
The shrine entrance is extremely difficult to find—look for a narrow alley between buildings near Liberty (previously accessible from Janpara side).
Visit during evening hours when automatic lighting illuminates the shrine, creating a peaceful atmosphere. The shrine is rarely crowded, offering a quiet escape from the bustling Akihabara streets just meters away.

4-chōme-4-5 Sotokanda, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 101-0021, JapanWebseite +81

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