Ebara Tenjinsha Shrine

Su Ebara Tenjinsha Shrine

The 900-year-old Great Ginkgo tree is an absolute must-see due to its overwhelming presence.
Praying to the God of Learning is a deeply meaningful experience for students and professionals.
The Manga Artist Brush Graves offer a fascinating glimpse into the connection between tradition and modern culture.
The architectural beauty of the Haiden (Important Cultural Property) is a highlight for history enthusiasts.
The seasonal colors of the flowers and the vermilion shrine provide stunning opportunities for photography.

Consigli

Payment

Cash is required for purchasing amulets or participating in rituals.

Language

English support for signage and information is limited.

Reservations

It is recommended to consult or book in advance for Ascension Prayers (Shoden Kito).

Clothing

Wear comfortable walking shoes as the grounds have steps and uneven surfaces.

Photography

Please be respectful of the sacred atmosphere when taking photos.

Accessibility

The shrine grounds contain steps and natural terrain (not fully barrier-free).

Etiquette

Follow the traditional way of worship: two bows, two claps, and one bow.

The 900-year-old Great Ginkgo tree is an absolute must-see due to its overwhelming presence.
Praying to the God of Learning is a deeply meaningful experience for students and professionals.
The Manga Artist Brush Graves offer a fascinating glimpse into the connection between tradition and modern culture.
The architectural beauty of the Haiden (Important Cultural Property) is a highlight for history enthusiasts.
The seasonal colors of the flowers and the vermilion shrine provide stunning opportunities for photography.

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