JapanㅣShibamataㅣTeisha TenzandoㅣExploring the old streets around Tokyo

#100 Ways to Travel This is the old street closest to the center of Tokyo. Many traditional Japanese buildings and street scenes are preserved. More than 400 years of history + strong Showa era style, You can feel it as soon as you leave the station. Take the Keisei Kanamachi Line to Shibamata Station, the journey takes less than 1 hour. Once you exit the station, you can reach the shrine in less than 5 minutes on foot. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ On the way from Shibamata Station to Taishakuten, There is a tourist information center next to the entrance to the shrine. You can get tourist information around Shibamata here. The official name of the Taishakuden Temple is "Kyoei-san Taikyo-ji Temple". Prayers for "healing of diseases" are particularly effective. As soon as you enter the temple, the Emperor's Hall is right in front of you. The black pine tree in front of the Taisha Hall is over 400 years old. It looks like a flying dragon ascending to the sky, so it is called "Zui Long Zhi Song". This is also the origin of the temple's name. You need to take off your shoes to enter the Emperor's Hall. If you want to write a red seal, you should write it here. The exquisite carvings inside the temple are the main highlight of the visit. The amulets here are sold by machines. If you don't want to face the temple staff directly, It is also quite convenient to purchase directly by coins. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ The 200-meter-long approach to the temple is also full of retro style. The wooden building of Shuzaoyuan seems to have fallen into a time tunnel. There are various snacks on the approach road. Like: Ai Zao dumplings, Mi Mi cakes, and pancakes. Because it is close to the river, the eel rice and river fish dishes here are Very famous, you can try it. This is an elegant and grand shop with a history of over 250 years. There are Japanese style seats and rice seats inside. Dining here allows you to feel the strong Japanese sentiment. ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Operating hours: am9.00-pm5.00 ⋯⋯⋯⋯ Want to experience the old street feeling + downtown style, I don't want to spend too much time. Then coming to Shibamata is definitely the first choice.