Former Daitokuin Mausoleum So-mon Gate
Kyu-daitokuin
An Important Cultural Property preserving the legacy of Tokugawa Hidetada.
The Former Daitokuin Mausoleum So-mon Gate is the site of a historic memorial named after the posthumous name of Tokugawa Hidetada, the second Shogun of the Edo Bakufu.
What makes it special
About Former Daitokuin Mausoleum So-mon Gate
- Architectural Beauty: The heavy, dignified structure of the So-mon gate, a designated Important Cultural Property, is a must-see.
- Historical Contrast: The juxtaposition of the traditional gate against the backdrop of modern skyscrapers is truly unique.
- Hidden Gem of Tokyo: A quiet, precious spot to feel history amidst the bustling tourist areas.
- Photography: An excellent location for capturing intricate architectural details and historical designs.
Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
23°/21°
65%
Sun
9/20
26°/21°
98%
Mon
9/21
27°/25°
100%
Tue
9/22
30°/23°
49%
Wed
9/23
25°/22°
16%
Thu
9/24
27°/20°
27%
Fri
9/25
23°/19°
26%
Tips
Payment
Viewing the gate is free. Cash or credit cards are accepted at nearby shops and cafes.
English Support
No English-speaking staff are available on-site.
Reservations
No reservation required; it is a public area.
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for exploring the area.
Photography
Photography is allowed; please do not block pedestrians.
Accessibility
Accessible via public roads, but be mindful of uneven surfaces typical of historical sites.
Etiquette
Please treat the site with respect; do not touch the structures and keep noise levels low.
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