Visit on a weekday morning to enjoy the temple grounds without the crowds that gather on weekends, especially if you want to photograph the anime-style signage and deities in peace.
Ryōhō-ji is part of the Hachiōji Shichifukujin Pilgrimage, a seven-deity circuit where visitors collect stamps at different temples, making it a modern twist on traditional pilgrimage practices across Tokyo.
In 2009, Ryōhō-ji became the 'Moe-ji' (萌え寺) by installing anime-style signboards of Buddhist and Shinto deities, making it Japan's first temple to embrace kawaii culture for spiritual outreach.
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Visit on a weekday morning to enjoy the temple grounds without the crowds that gather on weekends, especially if you want to photograph the anime-style signage and deities in peace.
If you're part of the Hachiōji Shichifukujin Pilgrimage, bring your pilgrimage booklet to get stamped at Ryōhō-ji, which enshrines Benzaiten as one of the seven lucky deities on the route.
Bring ema (wooden prayer plaques) or purchase them at the temple to write your wishes and hang them on the ema shelf, which is a central part of the visitor experience here.
Ask permission before taking photos of the anime-style signboards and deity illustrations, as the temple uses these modern artistic elements as part of its spiritual presentation and may have preferences about how they're documented.
Wear comfortable shoes since the temple grounds include multiple halls and pathways, and you may want to explore the cemetery area and various shrine spaces throughout the property.
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