Visit shrines and temples and collect “Goshuin” stamps!
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A famous shrine built in 1649 adjacent to the temple, the Sanja Festival is held in May.
The oldest temple in Tokyo, founded in 645. It enshrines the benevolent Kannon Bosatsu (Goddess of Mercy).
It was built by the third shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu, to pray for the safety of the nation and its people.
A lively rooster market is held in November at a shrine with stalls selling rakes decorated with lucky charms.
Since ancient times, he has been worshipped by prostitutes as the guardian deity of the red-light district, and is said to grant women’s various wishes.
A shrine visited by those who wish for good fortune. There is a historic torii gate and a small coffee shop.
Built in 1845, it preserves the architectural style of the Edo period. There is a 700-year-old large ginkgo tree in the precincts of the temple.
A small shrine related to beckoning cats. Famous for matchmaking.
A centuries-old Buddhist temple located on a lush green hill. It is known for its radish motif, symbolizing harmony.