Tokyo Daijingu Shrine

Dusty “Arctic” Fox a week ago

A very sleek, modern shrine. Place is popular for traditional weddings, which visitors may be swept up into accidentally. There's not a lot to do while there, but it's clean and picturesque.

Chloe Low 3 weeks ago

this place came highly recommended for the best shrine in the city for 🥰😍👩‍❤️‍👨. fingers crossed ! easy to locate via google map and quick walk from the train station. i guess this is by far the most reasonably priced lucky charms and ema (¥600)

Adrian Sumalde 2 months ago

Did my Hatsumode here and there were so many Japanese who visited the shrine as well, it took me at least an hour queueing to get in. It is not as big as the major shrines were but clearly it is just as popular. Said to be one of the shrines you visit if your priority is success in romantic endeavors :)

Treckfish 5 months ago

Very nice ambiente compared to other shrines. You go there to wish for luck in your relationship (or for a lucky relationship if you have none). They do sell lucky charms. However, here it's done with love and in a worthy way. The rest is "believe it or not"

Cherrier ToTravel 8 months ago

The vibe is perfect for 七夕， you may make a wish there. Many pretty 御守for purchase, if you want to sign the book do arrive before 4:30pm This event have light up at nighttime