Shinagawa Shrine
Shinagawa-Jinja
A sanctuary of fulfilled wishes founded in 1187, Shinagawa Shrine is one of the prestigious 'Tokyo Tosha' (Ten Shrines of Tokyo) where you can…Esplora questo luogo
Shinagawa Shrine is a highly historic sanctuary founded in the third year of the Bunji era (1187).
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Su Shinagawa Shrine
- Historical Architecture & Artifacts: Experience the beauty of Japanese tradition through the Kagura dance (a Tokyo Intangible Folk Cultural Property) and displays of precious mikoshi.
- Powerful Festivals: Feel the energy of Japan at the June Reitaisai festival, featuring the spirited procession of portable shrines through the streets.
- Celebrating Life's Milestones: An ideal place to experience or witness traditional ceremonies such as Shichi-Go-San or traditional weddings.
- Excellent Accessibility: Located within walking distance of Shinagawa Station or a short taxi ride, making it a perfect stop during your Tokyo sightseeing.
- Spiritual Serenity: Despite its central location, the solemn sanctuary and peaceful grounds offer a perfect moment of zen and tranquility.
Previsioni meteo
mer
05/08
28°/22°
21%
gio
06/08
31°/24°
82%
ven
07/08
32°/27°
61%
sab
08/08
32°/27°
37%
dom
09/08
31°/24°
75%
lun
10/08
29°/24°
45%
mar
11/08
29°/23°
32%
Consigli
Payment
Please note that offerings (Saisen) and prayer fees (Gokitō) must be paid in cash.
Language Support
English signage and information are limited; please ask staff or locals if you need assistance.
Reservations
Prior reservation is highly recommended or required for formal prayers (Gokitō), weddings, and construction-related ceremonies.
Clothing
Please avoid casual attire such as shorts, T-shirts, or being barefoot when visiting the main sanctuary or receiving prayers.
Photography
If you are bringing a professional photographer, you must apply at the shrine office in advance. Photography and video recording inside the prayer hall are strictly prohibited.
Accessibility
There are some uneven surfaces and steps within the shrine grounds. Please check accessibility requirements for wheelchairs in advance.
Etiquette
The shrine is a place of prayer. Please maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor, avoiding loud voices or occupying large areas unnecessarily.