Tokyo Temples

Sensoji Temple in Asakusa is Tokyo’s oldest temple, featuring iconic gates, lively Nakamise shopping street, and colorful festivals like Sanja Matsuri and the Asakusa Samba Carnival.

Shibamata Taishakuten Temple, located in the heart of Shibamata, is a peaceful Buddhist temple known for its beautiful architecture and tranquil gardens. Dedicated to the God of Thunder, it's a serene spot for reflection.

Kaneiji Temple, once a grand Edo-era temple, now offers a glimpse into Tokyo's past. Located in Ueno Park, it features historical remnants like a five-story pagoda, perfect for history lovers and peaceful walks.

Kiyomizu Kannondo, built in 1631, offers stunning views of Ueno Park. Dedicated to the goddess of conception, it's a serene spot, especially for those seeking blessings for family growth.

Bentendo Hall, located on an island in Shinobazu Pond, offers tranquility and beauty in Ueno Park. Dedicated to Benten, the goddess of fortune, it’s a must-visit during cherry blossom season!

Akagi Shrine offers a peaceful escape, blending traditional Shinto design with modern architecture by Kengo Kuma. Its serene courtyard and stunning views provide a tranquil space for reflection and exploration.

Tennoji Temple, in the peaceful Yanaka district, offers a serene escape with its large bronze Buddha and tranquil atmosphere. A hidden gem, perfect for reflection and a break from the city's bustle.