Shinagawa Shrine

Shinagawa Shrine, located in the heart of Tokyo, is known as a power spot for boosting wealth with its "Ichiryu Manbai no Izumi" (Fountain of Ten Thousandfold Increase). It's said that if you wash your seal or money in the pure water that springs from this sacred fountain, it will come back to you multiplied many times over. In addition, there are many other attractions such as the Soryu Torii Gate and the Fujizuka Mound, and the green-filled grounds are a great place to refresh both your mind and body. Please come and visit this historic shrine, which received deep respect from the Tokugawa Shogunate family.

At Shinagawa Shrine, there is a tower modeled after the majestic Mount Fuji called "Shinagawa Fuji". This tower, which stands 15 meters tall, was built in the second year of the Meiji era and is known as the largest Fuji mound in Tokyo. The path to climb up is narrow, so be careful, but the breathtaking view from the top is amazing! It is beloved as a local guardian deity and is said to have various benefits such as improving financial luck and warding off evil spirits. Please come and visit at least once.

At Shinagawa Shrine, you can feel the presence of the rough portable shrine and its resemblance donated by Tokugawa Ieyasu. This portable shrine was dedicated with the prayer for victory in the Battle of Sekigahara, and the sight of it being carried roughly to the beat of the Shinagawa rhythm of the tight drum and bamboo flute is breathtaking. In addition, this shrine is one of the ten shrines in Tokyo and offers many benefits such as maritime safety and prayer fulfillment, and you can also visit Daikokuten and Inari shrines here. Why not visit this spot located in Shinagawa, which is overflowing with historical value?

At Shinagawa Shrine, you will be fascinated by the historical atmosphere and beautiful lanterns that remain from the masks and portable shrines dedicated by Tokugawa Ieyasu. The grounds also house Tokyo's intangible cultural properties and designated cultural properties, and the treasure hall is open during special periods. You can also wish for good fortune in wealth at the "Ichiryu Manbai no Izumi" or feel the power by passing through the twin dragon torii gate... Here, you can forget about time and immerse yourself in deep history and nature.

The main attraction of Shinagawa Shrine is undoubtedly the impressive torii gate with rare sculptures of ascending and descending dragons, which can only be found in three locations in Tokyo. The twin dragon gate is said to deliver wishes to the heavens on the left side and grant them on the right side. The shrine is also full of other highlights, such as the power spot for increasing wealth, "Ichirin Manbai no Izumi," and "Shinagawa Fuji," which is modeled after Mount Fuji. With a history of over 800 years, this shrine has received deep reverence from the Tokugawa shogunate since the Edo period.