[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Shibamata Taishakuten (Updated Jul)

Shibamata Old Street, located in Tokyo's Katsushika Ward, is a nostalgic pedestrian street exuding a strong Showa era atmosphere. One of the most famous attractions here is the Taishakuten Daikyoji Temple. This shrine has a long history and is an important place of worship for locals. It is also one of the filming locations for the movie 'Tora-san's Story,' adding a unique charm to the area. Walking along Shibamata Old Street, you can see many traditional shops, including local snack stores selling dorayaki and senbei, tempting you to try them all. At the end of the street is the Taishakuten Shrine, with its exquisite wooden carvings, solemn atmosphere, and surrounding greenery, offering a moment of tranquility amidst the bustling city life. **Must-visit spot**: Taishakuten Daikyoji Temple (Shibamata Old Street, Tokyo, Japan) Recommended to visit this place to feel the nostalgic atmosphere of Japan, experience the local lifestyle, and pray for peace at Taishakuten Shrine. The unique ambiance of Shibamata Old Street is definitely worth a visit!

#100 Ways to Travel This is the old street closest to the center of Tokyo. Many traditional Japanese buildings and street scenes are preserved. More than 400 years of history + strong Showa era style, You can feel it as soon as you leave the station. Take the Keisei Kanamachi Line to Shibamata Station, the journey takes less than 1 hour. Once you exit the station, you can reach the shrine in less than 5 minutes on foot. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ On the way from Shibamata Station to Taishakuten, There is a tourist information center next to the entrance to the shrine. You can get tourist information around Shibamata here. The official name of the Taishakuden Temple is "Kyoei-san Taikyo-ji Temple". Prayers for "healing of diseases" are particularly effective. As soon as you enter the temple, the Emperor's Hall is right in front of you. The black pine tree in front of the Taisha Hall is over 400 years old. It looks like a flying dragon ascending to the sky, so it is called "Zui Long Zhi Song". This is also the origin of the temple's name. You need to take off your shoes to enter the Emperor's Hall. If you want to write a red seal, you should write it here. The exquisite carvings inside the temple are the main highlight of the visit. The amulets here are sold by machines. If you don't want to face the temple staff directly, It is also quite convenient to purchase directly by coins. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The 200-meter-long approach to the temple is also full of retro style. The wooden building of Shuzaoyuan seems to have fallen into a time tunnel. There are various snacks on the approach road. Like: Ai Zao dumplings, Mi Mi cakes, and pancakes. Because it is close to the river, the eel rice and river fish dishes here are Very famous, you can try it. This is an elegant and grand shop with a history of over 250 years. There are Japanese style seats and rice seats inside. Dining here allows you to feel the strong Japanese sentiment. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Operating hours: am9.00-pm5.00 ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Want to experience the old street feeling + downtown style, I don't want to spend too much time. Then coming to Shibamata is definitely the first choice.

The approach to Shibamata Teishakuten is quite antique, reminiscent of the Showa and Edo periods. Famous long-established Tendon restaurants and Ishii, one of the top 100 dessert shops, are hidden there, so it's worth a visit to explore for treasures. The Indra Temple itself is quite quiet, without too many tourists. It is really beautiful to take pictures when the weather is good. 𝓘𝓻𝓲𝓼 Trip❤️ #Tokyo #Shibamata #Shibamata Teikoten #Free Travel #instatravel

The weather has gotten a little better today, so I went for a walk in Shibamata ✨❤️ Shibamata is known as the setting for the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo". When I left the station, I saw a statue of the main character, Tora-san!! The Shibamata Taishakuten approach to the temple, which has a Showa retro feel, is lined with nostalgic Japanese sweet shops and restaurants, and I was able to eat delicious things and freshly baked dangos☺️ Shibamata, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo Right next to Shibamata Station on the Keisei Kanamachi Line Once you leave the station, the tourist spots are pretty easy to find (^^) Inside Haikara Yokocho, there were a ton of old games and snacks😍 #TokyoTourism #EatingOut #ShibamataGourmet

Shopping is not necessary to go to Japan, sometimes it is very comfortable to visit these old-style streets. Take the MTR to Chaiyu Station, walk for about 5 minutes and you will see the sign for "Disha Tensam Road". It's not hard to find! I heard that the day of the festival will be crowded, shops on both sides of the street are selling nostalgic Japanese food and furnishings, walk to the end is the temple, feel quiet and comfortable, the heart will follow peace 🙏 #Dishitensando #Tokyo

This is Shibamata Taishakuten in Shibamata, Katsushika Ward, Tokyo. Shibamata Taishakuten is still loved by many people as the birthplace of Tora the Futen, the main character in the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo"! There are many shops lined up on the approach to Shibamata Taishakuten, which connects Shibamata Station to Daikyoji Temple. Taishakuten is famous for its grass dango, and I especially love the grass dango from Takagiya Osho. Please be sure to go and check it out. #Tokyo #TokyoGourmet #TokyoWanderingTrip #DowntownAtmosphere #Shibamata

Shibamata Taishakuten, a Nichiren Buddhist temple with over 400 years of history, is a must-visit spot where you can stroll along a historic path dating back to the Edo period. Known as the setting for the famous movie series 'Otoko wa Tsurai yo,' this area retains the nostalgic charm of Tokyo's old downtown. The temple grounds feature intricate wooden carvings, earning it the nickname 'Temple of Sculptures.' Highlights include the 'Zuiryu Pine,' a symbol of Koshin faith, and the 'Nitenmon Gate,' crafted by master artisans of the Edo period. Visitors can also experience ringing the large temple bell, offering a moment of tranquility. The approach to the temple is lined with shops selling traditional sweets, including the famous mugwort rice dumplings from Takagiya Roho—a must-try delicacy! Located just a 5-minute walk from Keisei Shibamata Station, this serene spot offers a rare glimpse into traditional Japan, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. When visiting, be mindful to dress modestly for a respectful experience.

#Travel Plan Tuesday 169th Japan trip is a 2 night 3 day trip to Tokyo. The first day, I will only use the airport in Tokyo. I will stay in Akita on the first day and Chiba on the second day. The theme of this trip is to conquer the 20 Japan Tower Meguri. I will visit the last 2 remaining places. -Statistics- Japan's Tallest Tower Ranking (Japan's Tallest Tower Ranking) 1. Tokyo Skytree 634m Sumida Ward, Tokyo (Skytree / Sumida Ward, Tokyo) ⭕️ 2. Tokyo Tower 332.6m Minato Ward, Tokyo (Tokyo Tower / Minato Ward, Tokyo) ⭕️ 3. Fukuoka Tower 234m Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture (Fukuoka Tower / Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture) ⭕️ 4. Nagoya TV Tower 180m Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture (Chubu Electric Power Mirai Tower / Aichi Prefecture) Nagoya City) ⭕️ 5. Gorudawa 158m (Gold Tower / Utatsucho, Ayaka-gun, Kagawa Prefecture) ⭕️ 6. 海峡ゆめタワー 153m Mt. (Kaihin Yume Tower / Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture) ⭕️ 7. Saporo Terebi塔 147.2m Beihai Road, Bukhei City (Sapporo TV Top / Sapporo City, Hokkaido) ⭕️ 8. 秋田市ポートタワー 143m 秋田県秋田市 (Serion Akita City Port Tower / Akita City, Akita Prefecture) ❌️ 9. ツインアーチ138 138m Aiji Prefecture Ichigung City (Twin Arch 138 / Ichinomiya City, Aichi Prefecture) ⭕️ 10. East Mountain Street 134m (Higashiyama Sky Tower / Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture) ⭕️ 11. Seto Bridge 132m (Seto Ohashi Tower / Sakaide City, Kagawa Prefecture) ⭕️ 12. Kyoto Station 131m 京都府京都市 (Kyoto Tower / Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture) ⭕️ 13. 千葉ポートタワー 125m 千葉県千葉市 (Chiba Port Tower / Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture) ⭕️ 14. Globaltawa 125m (Global Tower / Beppu City, Oita Prefecture) ⭕️ 15. クロスランドタワー 118 m (Crossland Tower / Oyabe City, Toyama Prefecture) ⭕️ 16. God's Tower 108m Kobe Port Tower, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture (Kobe Port Tower / Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture) ⭕️ 17. Goryokaku Tower 107m, Hokkaido, Hakodate City (Goryokaku Tower / Hakodate, Hokkaido) ⭕️ 18. Yokohama Marine Tower 106m, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture (Yokohama Marine Tower / Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture) ❌️ 19. Tsutenkaku 103m, Osaka Prefecture (Tsutenkaku / Osaka, Osaka Prefecture) ⭕️ 20. Beppu Tower 90m, Beppu City, Osaka Prefecture (Beppu Tower) / Beppu City, Oita Prefecture) ⭕️ (⭕️=Observation deck use ❌️=Not yet visited) Yokohama Marine Tower, Akita Port Tower Serion. And I use Odate-Noshiro Airport and Shonai Airport as Japan Airport Meguri. I will visit all the airports in Tohoku, including Fukushima Airport last month. Japan Airport Meguri continues. On the first day, I will arrive in Tokyo at 10:00 and have a transfer period until 16:00. In the meantime, I will move to Yokohama and complete the schedule of manhole cards, afternoon tea, Marine Tower, etc. I will return to Haneda by 15:00. I will try the massage service that can be used instead of the lounge with the PP card at Terminal 1. I will return to Terminal 2 and move to Akita Prefecture Odate-Noshiro Airport. Let's explore Noshiro City, Akita Prefecture, the inspiration for Slam Dunk San-O. San-O Basketball Court and Manhole Card are only available during the day, so I'll skip it and take pictures of the surrounding atmosphere and actual manholes. I'll have a quick meal and head to Akita at 10 o'clock. Since it's late, I'll reserve a hotel inside Akita Station. On the second day, I'll have breakfast and go to Akita Castle. While visiting Akita Castle, I'll visit the 100th King Castle in Japan. 👏👏👏 Since it's the 100 King Castles where I've left my footprints, there are castles that don't overlap with those who stamp their stamps and places that don't. 🏯🤗 I'll update the King 100 Castles later and post them. Finally, I'll climb the Akita Port Tower Serion. The observation deck here is part of Michi-no-Eki, so they say there's no fee. Pokemon Manholes and Manhole Cards are all gathered in one place. Finish everything in 7 minutes and run 1.8 kilometers in 20 minutes, or if there is a taxi, take a taxi for 1,000 yen to a nearby station and go to get an Ogashi manhole card. If it rains or you can't get a taxi, go straight to Akita Station as Plan B. From Akita, go to Sakata, Yamagata Prefecture at 12 o'clock for 2 hours locally. This section is a backward area with only 2 express trains per day, so you have no choice but to take a slow train. At Sakata Station, you just get a manhole card and go to Tsuruoka Station. Tsuruoka accepts 2 manhole cards, but since we don't have much time, we only go to one place close to the station. We also stop by Starbucks. We go to Shonai Airport and have the 4th round of tonkatsu made with Japan's No. 1 pork. (There are branches in Yamagata, Tsuruoka, Sendai, Tokyo, etc.) Arriving at Haneda at 7:00 PM, I will check in at the Chiba Hotel by 8:00 PM. My Japanese friend who lives in Tokyo will come over and I will spend a long 2nd day with drinks and say Good Day Good Night. On the 3rd day, I will finish breakfast and go to Sawara, Katori City, Chiba Prefecture. I will only take pictures of 2 Pokémon manholes near the station. I will give up on the ones that are far away because I have to walk a lot. I will also receive manhole cards for Chiba City and Ichikawa City and head to Tokyo. I will also receive Monchhichi and Tomica manhole cards that I missed last year because I overslept. For the last schedule, I will participate in the Kitty Afternoon Tea near Tokyo Hibiya Park. I got information through the introduction of the No. 1 Afternoon Tea in Japan, and I made a reservation for one person. I enjoyed the last dance with Kitty and went to Haneda 80 minutes before my departure. Thank you.

We’ve arrived at this retro street, filled with the nostalgic vibe of old Japan. It’s absolutely stunning. There are several shops where you can watch traditional senbei being roasted and made on the spot. The street features scenes reminiscent of the cartoon "Kochikame: Tokyo Beat Cops." As we strolled along, we enjoyed guessing and exploring. This place is perfect for a leisurely walk, especially the old street in front of the temple. Too bad my photography skills aren’t great, but the atmosphere here is truly charming. The train station is conveniently located nearby, making it easy to visit other attractions.

#aprilblooms The official name of Shibamata Teishakuten is "Keizan Daikyo-ji Temple". A temple of the Nichiren sect with a long history that was founded in 1629. The main image of Teishakuten, which is said to have been carved by Nichiren Saint himself, is enshrined. Teishakuten is one of the guardian gods of Buddhism. In the precincts, there is a "Sculpture Gallery" with sculptures related to the Buddhist Sutra and a beautiful Japanese garden "Yukeien". It's the scene of the movie "It's hard for men" and also appears in the manga "This is Katsushika-ku Kameari Koen-mae Police Station". The path leading from Shibamata Station is a shopping street with an old-fashioned atmosphere, and it is crowded with many people every day.

When you think of Tokyo, you probably think of downtown areas like Shibuya and Shinjuku, or Asakusa, but there are also some hidden gems where you can enjoy history and style! The area I'm introducing this time is Shibamata. The town is also known as the setting for the TV drama "Otoko wa Tsurai yo". It was pretty stylish, so I'd like to introduce a weekend plan to spend time in Shibamata! ① Shibamata Haikara Yokocho (first photo) A toy museum with a retro atmosphere, located about a minute's walk from Shibamata Station. Even though it's a toy museum, it's more like a candy store 🍪🍭 There are so many nostalgic candy that you end up buying a lot of them... The atmosphere of the building is Showa-like and the decorations are unique, making it retro and stylish!! ② Taishakuten Sando (second photo) A shopping street where you can feel like you've traveled back in time to the Showa era. There are a lot of restaurants and souvenir shops lined up, so you can eat while walking around! There were so many interesting shops that everyone kept walking a little and then stopping to look around lol The atmosphere is also stylish, so it's a great place for people who like photography! ③ Shibamata Taishakuten and Suikeien (photos 3-6) This is a Nichiren sect temple, and the 500-year-old pine tree in the grounds is impressive. The best of the three is Suikeien. A place where you can feel the beauty of a Japanese garden. You can walk along the corridor and enjoy the garden! You can visit the sculpture gallery for 400 yen. There are benches, and the garden was very nice to sit on and look at. There are surprisingly few people, so you can spend a relaxing time 🤍 If you look closely, you'll see a turtle in the pond and a monkey statue in the garden, and it's quite an interesting bridge! ④ Yamamototei (photos 7-9) Yamamototei is located behind Shibamata Taishakuten, about a 5-minute walk away. A stylish tea house that was once a residence. The highlight of this place is the beautiful large Japanese garden! You can visit for 100 yen~ The main room where you can enjoy tea at your leisure has large windows, so you can relax while looking at the garden. I hope you spend a beautiful time that makes you forget time!! Shibamata is a place where you can enjoy history and a Japanese atmosphere. Please come and visit us next weekend~ ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Shibamata, Tokyo 📸 : Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ, fujifilm 100vi ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎ #DomesticTravelGuide #Tokyo #TokyoTrip #Shibamata #ShibamataTaishakutenDaikyoji #ShibamataTaishakuten #YamamotoTei #ShibamataHaikaraYokocho

Shibamata is a town that retains a retro atmosphere, with Shibamata Taishakuten at its center. The temple is renowned for its exquisite wooden carvings and serene Japanese garden, offering not just sightseeing but also a calming experience for the soul. 🍃 The approach to the temple is lined with traditional shops selling kusa-dango (mugwort rice dumplings) and senbei (rice crackers), making it fun to stroll and enjoy the Showa-era vibe. Don’t forget to take a commemorative photo in front of the Tora-san statue! 📸 ▶ Access & Tips Just a 3-minute walk from Shibamata Station on the Keisei Kanamachi Line. Visiting in the morning or on a weekday afternoon is ideal. It’s also easily accessible from Asakusa, making it perfect for a half-day trip!

🚉 Access Information: 📍 Address: 7-10-3 Shibamata, Katsushika City, Tokyo 125-0052, Japan 🚋 Nearest Station: Shibamata Station (Keisei Kanamachi Line) – about 5 minutes on foot from the temple. 🕰️ Date: March 30, 2025 Yesterday, on March 30, 2025, I had the rare opportunity to witness a special event at Shibamata Taishakuten Temple – a mesmerizing performance of traditional Japanese art. In the serene temple garden, performers dressed in vibrant costumes moved gracefully, blending beautifully with the gentle spring atmosphere. 🌿 The Beauty of Traditional Art The dancers wore colorful kimono and hakama adorned with intricate patterns. Their elegant movements, combined with sacred branches and folding fans, created a harmonious and graceful scene. The performance appeared to be part of kagura, a sacred dance often performed in Shinto rituals to honor the gods. 🌷 Atmosphere and Emotions The temple garden was full of life, with lush greenery and soft sunlight filtering through the trees. The warm light highlighted the vivid colors of the costumes, making the entire scene look like a painting from a bygone era. It was a truly moving moment, where nature and culture intertwined. 📷 A Memorable Moment I was fortunate to capture some heartfelt photos of the performance. If you’re passionate about Japanese culture, I highly recommend visiting Shibamata Taishakuten Temple. Beyond its historic architecture, it offers visitors the chance to experience authentic cultural events in a serene and picturesque setting.

Location📍: Shibamata Taishakuten This temple was built in 1629. In 1779, the lost Buddha tablet was discovered, which led to an increase in the number of worshippers from Edo. It is also famous as a scene in a popular Japanese movie. 🚅 Access: 5-minute walk from Shibamata Station on the Keisei Kanamachi Line. 🗣Additional information: 📸 Photo taken on 4/3/2025. The weather was cold and windy. It was very difficult to take photos. My hands were very stiff. It would be better to prepare a heat pack or wear gloves. #ShibamataTemple #TravelJapan #TravelTokyo

#東京行程 Shibamata Taishakuten feels like stepping back in time! This temple isn’t as famous as others in Tokyo, but it has such a charming, nostalgic vibe. The entrance street, Shibamata Sando, is lined with old-fashioned shops selling traditional sweets—I tried kusa dango (mugwort rice dumplings), and they were delicious! The temple itself has the most beautiful wooden carvings, and there’s a lovely garden with a koi pond in the back that feels so peaceful. I loved how quiet and relaxing the whole area was compared to the busy parts of Tokyo. There’s also a statue of Tora-san, a famous Japanese movie character, which makes this place even more special for movie lovers. It’s a little far from central Tokyo, but if you want a unique temple experience with an old-town feel, Shibamata is a hidden treasure worth visiting!

#Tokyo Attractions Shibamata Teishakuten, officially known as Kyoeizan Taikyo-ji Temple, is a famous Nichiren sect temple in Tokyo. It was founded in 1629 and is located in the small town of Shibamata in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo. Known as the "Temple of Sculpture", its unique wood carving art and garden design deeply demonstrate the exquisite skills of traditional Japanese crafts. Wandering through the temple's corridors, you can take your breath away at the exquisite wood carvings that took ten sculptors decades to complete, telling classic stories from the Lotus Sutra. Relevance to Tokyo itinerary: Exploring tradition and art in the city🏯 Adding Shibamata Taishakuten to your Tokyo itinerary will allow you to take a break from the bustling city scene, experience Tokyo's little-known traditional culture, and appreciate the long-standing religious art. These wood carvings are uncolored and unstained, preserving the natural texture of the wood, and are a great opportunity to experience the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship. Strolling along the shrine: nostalgic food and human touch🍡 Shibamata Teishakuten Sandou is a nostalgic street in front of the temple, where various traditional foods and handicrafts are sold. You can try local specialities such as Kusa Dango and freshly-grilled senbei, and explore many century-old shops, each retaining its unique flavor and history. This neighborhood is also full of shadows of the movie "The Hard Life of a Man", attracting many movie fans and tourists to make a pilgrimage. Enjoy the Zen spirit of the garden "Suixi Garden" up close🌿 The Suikei Garden behind the temple is the posthumous work of the famous garden master Nagai Rakusan. It took nearly 30 years to build and is another highlight of Shibamata Teishakuten. The park is equipped with corridors and small wooden sculptures, and offers free tea. It is a quiet place full of Zen atmosphere, and is very suitable for adding a stop to rest and calm your mind during your Tokyo itinerary. Shibamata Taishakuten is a site that offers a deep dive into Japanese history, religion, and art, making your visit to Tokyo more diverse and culturally rich.

Shibamata, Katsushika Ward, is famous for Tora-san. Shibamata Taishakuten is a temple founded in the 17th century, and although the current building has been renovated, you can still feel the history. There are intricate wood carvings based on the life of Buddha and stories from the Lotus Sutra. There are souvenir shops lined up in front of the temple, so it was fun to stroll around after praying👍️ [Name] Shibamata Taishakuten [Location] 📍 7-10-3 Shibamata, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0052 [Opening hours] Weekdays: 9:00 to 17:00 Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: 9:00 to 18:00 #Architecture and Culture #Tokyo Trip #Tokyo Sightseeing #Shibamata #Domestic Travel

On this trip to Tokyo, I went to Taishakuten in Katsushika Shibamata for the first time. At the station, you will be greeted by the well-known bronze statues of Tora-san and Sakura. It's not too far from the station to reach Taishakuten. The approach to the temple is lined with old-fashioned shops, and the atmosphere feels like a time warp to the Showa era. At Taishakuten, the building's presence and the carvings were amazing. At the back, for an additional fee, you can enjoy the embossed murals and the garden from the corridor that goes around it. If you are interested in three-dimensional objects or art, please come. I think you will enjoy it. On the way back, I had some delicious kusadango (rice dumplings). You can buy them one at a time. By the way, it seems to be a shop that was used in the movie Otoko wa Tsurai yo (It's Tough Being a Man). This unique atmosphere of the Showa era downtown is irresistible for fans. It's a travel destination that you can enjoy while taking a leisurely stroll with your camera. #TravelingWithMe

Shibamata Teishakuten is officially called Kyoeizan Taikyoji Temple. It was founded in 1629 and is a Nichiren sect temple with a long history. It is said that the statue of Emperor Taishaku in the temple was carved by Nichiren Shonin himself. Indra is one of the patron saints in Buddhism. There is a "Sculpture Gallery" in the temple grounds, and in the Japanese garden "Sui Keien" you can experience the different styles of the four seasons. Business hours: 9:00-18:00 Worship hours: 9:00-16:00 Closed: Open every day Sculpture Gallery open Admission: Open every day Admission fee is required for the garden and sculpture gallery. Admission to the garden and sculpture gallery is 400 yen for adults and 200 yen for elementary and junior high school students. Transportation Get off at Shibamata Station on the Keisei Kanamachi Line and walk for about 5 minutes. #Tokyo Attractions #Tokyo Free Travel #Japan Attractions #Japan Travel

This is a Nichiren sect temple known for the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo". It was founded in the Kan'ei era (1629), and the founder was the 19th Zennain Nitchu of Shimousa Nakayama Hokekyoji Temple, and his disciple, the second Daikyoin Nichiei, was the actual founder. On the approach to the temple, you will find Takagiya, the old shop that was the model for Tora-san's family dumpling shop, and the grass dumplings are delicious!! #Shibamata #ShibamataTaishakuten #ShibamataTaishakutenDaikyoji #Tokyo #ShibamataTaishakutenDaikyoji #Taishakuten #TakagiyaOsho

The Katsushika Shibamata Ancient Style Street in Tokyo, Japan is filled with a strong atmosphere of traditional Japanese culture and is quiet and comfortable. 🏯 Unique Features: - Traditional architecture: Katsushika Shibamata Ancient Style Street has preserved many traditional Japanese buildings with a long history, exuding a strong historical atmosphere, making people feel as if they are traveling through time. - Ancient atmosphere: This place is filled with a strong ancient atmosphere. You can enjoy traditional handicrafts, performances and festivals, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the life of ancient Japan. - Snacks and Food: The ancient street is filled with tempting snack stalls and traditional teahouses, serving a variety of delicious traditional Japanese food, such as matcha snacks, sushi, ramen, etc. 💡 Travel Guide: - Best time: Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Katsushika Shibamata Ancient Street. The weather is pleasant, suitable for strolling and sightseeing, and you can fully appreciate the ancient beauty. - What to wear: Consider wearing a kimono or traditional Japanese clothing, which will add an immersive travel experience and allow you to better integrate into the local culture. - Respect local culture: When visiting temples and festivals, please respect local etiquette and culture, avoid causing unnecessary disturbances, and let us become the inheritors of culture. 🚆 Transportation Guide: - Nearest subway station: Take the Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line to Kyoto Shigeishi Station or Katsushika Station, and then walk to the historic district. Have a nice trip! 🎉 Shibamata Teishakuten (Teishakuten Temple)

#2024 Travel Wishes New Year trip went to Shibamata Tetsuten in Katsushika District, Tokyo, Japan. During the New Year, the flow of people is really very large, many people will go to this place to worship 🙏🏻 and guard. I'm here to draw a lucky draw in the new year. I'm very lucky. The Japanese film and television film "Men's Life Is Suffering" revolves around Chai Yu's hometown, so Chai Yu's Emperor Shiten is also familiar. Founded in 1629, it belongs to the Nichiren sect temple, which is free to visit and has a Japanese-style garden, which is very special! 👍🏻 I hope to visit Hokkaido in 2024 Chai and Emperor Shi Tian 7-10-3 Shiba, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo

[Points to note] ・Good old streetscape with a strong Showa atmosphere ・The symbol of Shibamata, popular as the setting for the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo" ・A space where your soul will be cleansed as time flows leisurely [Description] Shibamata Taishakuten in Katsushika Ward, Tokyo, is known for being the setting for the movie "Otoko wa Tsurai yo" and is a charming spot with a Showa retro atmosphere that will help you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The grounds of Shibamata Taishakuten continue to leave a warm impression in the hearts of those who visit along with its history. The shopping street on the approach to the temple is lined with old-fashioned shops, and you can spend a relaxing time enjoying eating and walking around. Once you step into the temple grounds, you will be surrounded by silence and calm that you would never expect in the city center, and you will forget the busyness of everyday life. [Address] 7-10-3 Shibamata, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 125-0052 [Access] About a 3-minute walk from Shibamata Station on the Keisei Dentetsu Kanamachi Line #Tokyo #Shibamata #TokyoTrip #Shrines and Temples #TokyoTourism