Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin
Located in Minato-ku, Tokyo, Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin is a Sodo sect Buddhist temple dedicated to Toyokawa Dakini Shinten.Esplora questo luogo
Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin is a Sodo sect Buddhist temple located in Moto-Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo. Its official name is 'Religious Corporation Toyokawa Kakumyo-ji,' and its mountain name is Enpukusan.
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Su Toyokawa Inari Tokyo Betsuin
- Early Morning Visit: Since the gates open at 5:00 AM, you can enjoy a peaceful visit during the early hours.
- Seasonal Events: We recommend checking the schedule for seasonal events like Hatsumode or Setsubun to experience traditional Japanese culture.
- Buddhist Weddings: The temple offers formal ceremonies in the main hall, including plans coordinated with the Hotel New Otani.
- Sutra Copying & Chanting: Immerse yourself in Buddhist culture through the monthly Shakyo and Dokujo-kai sessions.
- Easy Access: Located within walking distance from Akasabimitsuke and Nagatacho stations, making it easy to reach from central Tokyo.
Previsioni meteo
mer
05/08
31°/22°
18%
gio
06/08
32°/24°
75%
ven
07/08
33°/26°
47%
sab
08/08
33°/25°
70%
dom
09/08
31°/24°
79%
lun
10/08
29°/22°
45%
mar
11/08
28°/22°
38%
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Payment
Cash, credit cards, and transportation IC cards are accepted.
Language Support
Please check the official website for information regarding English signage or support.
Reservations
For formal prayers, please arrive 10 minutes early. Groups of 10+ from a corporation require prior notice.
Clothing
No specific dress code, but modest attire suitable for a temple visit is recommended.
Photography
Please follow etiquette and respect any restricted areas for photography.
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking are available.
Etiquette
As this is a Buddhist temple (not a Shinto shrine), please be mindful of the specific rituals and manners of Buddhist worship.