What makes this place special?

At a Glance

Ankokuden is a Buddhist hall within the Zōjō-ji temple grounds in Minato, Tokyo. Known for its Black Honzon and Kannon statue, it offers a quiet spiritual stop near Tokyo Tower, with prayer services and temple charms that draw visitors year-round.

Historic

Important Cultural Property

Wooden Architecture

Scenic Views

Hidden Gems

Why you should go

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Near Ankokuden, Zōjō-ji's Sangedatsumon gate dates from 1622 and is the oldest wooden building in Tokyo.

Goshuin

How do I visit?

Admission

Free

Location

Getting There

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Onarimon Station

5 min walk • 403mNearest

I06

Mita

Tokyo Metro•Subway

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Akabanebashi Station

5 min walk • 411m

E21

Oedo

Tokyo Metro•Subway

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Daimon Station

9 min walk • 691m

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Hamamatsucho Station

10 min walk • 838m

JY28

Yamanote

JR East•JR

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Kamiyacho Station

11 min walk • 892m

H05

Hibiya

Tokyo Metro•Subway

Know before you go

Combine Ankokuden with a Zōjō-ji visit; it sits within the temple grounds and makes a quiet prayer stop near Tokyo Tower.
If you want devotional items, stop by Ankokuden for temple charms and prayer services offered year-round.