Admission
- Adult (18+)Free
At a Glance
The shrine offers a special 'Ryomu-fuda' (good dream talisman) that believers place under their pillow at night, said to bring pleasant dreams and ward off nightmares.
In the Kamakura era, this area was an inlet with a small island covered in pine trees. The shrine's nighttime lantern served as a navigation beacon for ships sailing through the waters.
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The shrine is tucked away in a narrow alley and housed on the ground floor of a building, making it easy to miss from the main street. Look for the torii gate peeking out from the side street to locate this compact urban shrine.
Visit during the Tori-no-Ichi festival in November to experience the shrine at its liveliest, when it transforms from a quiet spot into a bustling celebration as the local 'Otorisama' (shrine of the rooster).
The shrine offers two types of goshuin (shrine stamps): one for Matsushima Shrine itself and one for Daikokuten as part of the Nihonbashi Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage. Both are pre-written paper versions only, not calligraphed directly into your book.
Ask about the Ryomu-fuda (good dream amulet), a special charm that you place under your pillow to bring good dreams. This unique offering is one of the shrine's distinctive features and makes for a meaningful souvenir.
The divine spirits venerated at this sacred place
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Timetable data: Public Transportation Open Data Center
B1-32.タカオビル
docomo bike share
B1-11.浜町川緑道
docomo bike share
B1-15.ロイヤルパークホテル
docomo bike share
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Also called Otori-Jinja, Ningyo-cho, Matsushima-Jinga
Chuo, Tokyo Prefecture
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Matsushima Jinja
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