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Location: Taito, Tokyo
Goshuin: Goshuin
35 temples · 71 shrines
Tokyo, officiellement le gouvernement métropolitain de Tokyo (東京都), est située dans la région du Kantō, dans l’est du Japon. C’est la capitale du Japon et un important centre du gouvernement, de la culture et des affaires, avec des sites tels que l’historique Asakusa, le quartier du Palais impérial, et de nombreux temples et sanctuaires importants.
A ranked guide to standout temples and shrines for planning a meaningful visit.
Hashiba Fudoson, formally known as Hashiba Fudoin, is a Buddhist temple in Taito City dedicated to Fudo Myoo. Located in the historic Hashiba district near the Sumida River, this temple serves as a local place of worship and spiritual refuge.
Explore Sumidagawa, a notable sanctuaire in Sumida, Tokyo. Check goshuin availability, visitor details, and nearby sacred places before you go.
Un temple bouddhiste situé dans la ville de Taito, Tokyo, ouvert 24 heures sur 24. L'enceinte du temple est accessible en permanence, tandis que le bureau est ouvert de 9h00 à 17h00. Situé dans le quartier de Higashiueno, il sert de lieu de culte local.
Explore Yoshiwara, a notable sanctuaire in Taito, Tokyo. Check goshuin availability, visitor details, and nearby sacred places before you go.
Historic Sōtō Zen temple famous as the burial site of the 47 Rōnin, loyal samurai who avenged their master's death in 1703. The temple grounds feature their graves, a museum displaying artifacts, and monuments commemorating this legendary tale of loyalty.
View detailsA small Tokyo shrine in Nihonbashi Ningyocho dedicated to Daikokuten, one of the Seven Lucky Gods. Known locally as Otorisama, it hosts the popular Tori no Ichi festival in November. The shrine enshrines 14 deities and is believed to bring prosperity and...
Shōshōin is a temple located in Tokyo. While detailed historical information is limited, this temple serves as an important place of Buddhist worship and spiritual practice in the area. Further research may reveal more about its history and significance.
View detailsHistoric Inari shrine in Tokyo's Chuo district, one of the three great shrines around Edo Castle. Known for lottery fortune and Ebisu worship, it has been a center of faith since the Edo period. Hosts monthly festivals and the famous Bettara market.
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