Kan'ei-ji Temple
Kaneiji
Kan'ei-ji Temple, a symbol of Edo history and the family temple of the Tokugawa Shogunate.Esplora questo luogo
Kan'ei-ji is the head temple of the Tendai sect, known by its mountain name 'Toeizan.' It was founded in 1625 by the great monk Tenkai on the Ueno plateau, which served as the 'demon gate' (northeast) of Edo Castle, to pray for the stability of the Tokugawa Shogunate and the peace of the people.
Cosa lo rende speciale
Su Kan'ei-ji Temple
- Historic Architecture: Admire the prestigious buildings that served as the family temple for the Tokugawa Shogunate.
- Seasonal Scenery: Experience the natural beauty shaped by Monk Tenkai, such as the spring cherry blossoms and the lotus flowers of Shinobazu Pond.
- Goshuin & Talismans: You can purchase traditional Buddhist amulets and receive a Goshuin at the temple office.
- Quiet Prayer: Connect with Japanese spiritual culture through prayer at the Konpon Chudo or Kaizan-do.
Previsioni meteo
lun
03/08
26°/22°
90%
mar
04/08
28°/21°
19%
mer
05/08
29°/22°
40%
gio
06/08
33°/25°
75%
ven
07/08
33°/26°
65%
sab
08/08
33°/26°
67%
dom
09/08
29°/23°
56%
Consigli
Payment
Cash is required for amulets and Goshuin.
English Support
Limited English signage and staff support available.
Reservations
No reservation needed for standard visits.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes for the temple grounds.
Photography
Photography of statues or during ceremonies may be restricted.
Accessibility
Some areas of the temple grounds have steps and may not be fully barrier-free.
Etiquette
Please remain quiet and respectful during your visit.