Fukagawa Fudodo (Naritasan Tokyo Annex)

Michael Watts a week ago

I was lucky to see a full fire burning ceremony. Amazing, obviously no photos allowed as it's a religious ceremony.

Liudas Vitartas 3 months ago

I'm not a big expert on Buddhism, but some days there are services, during which woods with people's requests are burned and things are celebrated with fire. The impressive drumming of Buddhist monks does not leave anyone indifferent. Worth seeing, feeling, hearing! After the service, there is a small market in the courtyard where you can buy unusual things such as money brooms. Why not buy it and try it!

James Shakya 7 months ago

It’s a Buddhist temple which is very huge and has a history of it’s own. It’s more like a museum where you can pray as well as go around inside to see the structure and other older pictures and statues of gods.

Suzanne Haynes 8 months ago

I'm hoping this is the correct temple. We went to a ceremony where the monks spoke and played the drums. It was a very special 30 minutes.

Div 8 months ago

It’s good a shrine in the city to get a glimpse of Japanese culture & monks. They have displays inside the shrine which give insight on the history and culture.