Kawagoe Kumano Shrine

Fallen angel Lucifer (Jay) 4 months ago

It's a small shrine but very beautiful and so many people come to see the place .... U can find so many street food places and restaurants outside the shine .... ❤️✨

Tarn Pailin 10 months ago

Located in the charming city of Kawagoe, just a short train ride from Tokyo, the Kawagoe Kumano Shrine is an absolute gem for those seeking an authentic Japanese cultural experience. This shrine boasts a stunning architectural design that showcases the intricate craftsmanship of ancient Japanese artisans, while also offering a serene and peaceful atmosphere that makes it the perfect place for a quiet moment of reflection. In addition to its breathtaking beauty, the shrine features an array of fascinating displays of traditional Japanese art and artifacts, providing a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and culture of Japan. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply looking to immerse yourself in the beauty of Japan, a visit to the Kawagoe Kumano Shrine is an absolute must.

june wu 11 months ago

A small shrine but worth taking a look.. Kawagoe is quite an underrated place.. its a quiet small town with lots of good food and great pictures to take. Would recommend a half day trip there from Tokyo.. about an hour travel, depending on which area you going from..

pr1mo tours a year ago

One of the cutest shrine sites so far in Tokyo area and in Japan, at least in our opinion. Love these tiny places when nicely arranged, with good energy and you can experience different things. This one is exceptional because you can wash you money at one of the spots (yes like literally wash money with water), this should help you getting more of it in the future. Otherwise you have other unique shrines, like at one you can pray for passing your various exams, etc… And don’t forget to walk down the main entrance over small stones on the path, bare feet, for a nice foot massage.

Matt L. a year ago

Small and quiet shrine in Kawagoe. On weekends and public holiday's, a grass ring is placed in the middle of the walkway for visitors to perform a simple ritual (by walking through it a certain way) to pray for good health. You can also try your luck with the ring toss and land a ring around one of the five stakes labelled with different blessings.