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Updated: April 2, 2018
Bishamonten Zenkoku-ji Temple 毘沙門天善國寺
5-36 Kagurazaka, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
This temple was first built in 1595 by the first shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu then relocated from Shinjuku-ku to its current home about 200 years later. If you visit the temple on February 3rd, you will witness the bean-throwing festival in which evil spirits are chased out.
How to Get There
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Iidabashi Sta. | Exit B3 | 5 mins on foot
Yurakucho Line | Namboku Line
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Ushigome-kagurazaka Sta. | Exit A3 | 6 mins on foot
Oedo Line -
Iidabashi Sta. | West Exit | 7 mins on foot
JR Chuo Line
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Opening Hours
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9:00–17:00
Price
Free
Facility Info
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Restrooms |
- Strictly no-smoking
- Japanese | English |
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