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Kagurazaka (Shinjuku) · Tokyo

Bishamonten Zenkoku-ji

毘沙門天 善國寺

Place of worshipLocal favourite

The vermilion temple in the middle of Kagurazaka-dori, founded in 1595 and here since 1793, whose Bishamonten was one of Edo's three famous Bishamon and is now one of the Shinjuku Yamanote Seven Lucky Gods. Time Out calls it the symbol of the neighbourhood.

Address
5-36 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Hours
Temple office 09:00-17:00 (GO TOKYO)
Best time to go
Afternoon · About 20 min
Price
Free
Price level
JPY

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Good to know

  • On 3 February the Setsubun bean-throwing chases out evil spirits.
  • The alleys behind the temple are Kagurazaka's most atmospheric.

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