[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Imado Shrine (Updated Mar)

#TokyoTravel #TokyoTravel #Tokyo #Asakusa #Asakusa Food #Asakusa Temple #Imado Shrine #Tokyo Tower #Zōjoji Temple Because I don’t like crowds, I got up early to take photos around Tokyo Tower, and then went to Asakusa. After that, I walked along the Sumida River, admiring the Tokyo Skytree and the Asahi Beer Cloud, and walked to Imado Shrine. I will take a lot of subways today. , so there is a one-day subway ticket. Tokyo Tower is the most representative landmark in Tokyo. If you don’t want to go up to the top of Tokyo Tower, you can take photos around it and Tokyo Tower. It is recommended that if you want to take a good photo and don’t want to be crowded, you can go out early and take the subway station Akabanebashi Station. Then the photo tour started. 1. The first point is when you come out of the Akabanebashi Exit of the Subway Akabanebashi Station, you will see the Tokyo Tower at the intersection, and you can also take photos with the road signs. 2. The second point is the Tokyo Tower underground parking lot. I arrived at about 8 o'clock and there was only one group of people taking pictures in front of it. We even helped each other take pictures. 3. The third point is Zojoji Temple. You can take photos of Zojoji Temple and Tokyo Tower together. Next, I arrived in Asakusa at about nine o'clock, and took the subway to Asakusa Station. I didn't expect that there were so many people there just after nine o'clock. Everyone took pictures in front of Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate. After taking pictures, they started to walk into the shopping street, with many shops on both sides. They sell food, and I ate Asakusa croquettes, dango, and Kagetsudo porridge bread. After passing through the shopping street, you will arrive at Sensoji Temple. You can also invest JPY100 to draw a lottery. I am so happy when I get lucky. It is said that Sensoji Temple's lottery is very effective. 30% are serious disasters😅. You can go to the Asakusa Culture and Tourism Center opposite, go up to the eighth floor and you can see the Skytree. Go down the stairs next to the outdoors and look in the direction of Sensoji Temple, and you will see a super spectacular person. 「FUGLEN ASAKUSA」 This is a Norwegian coffee shop. Because I arrived in Asakusa too early, many of the shops I wanted to eat in were not open yet. I am also used to drinking a cup of coffee after getting up, so I came here to sit and order a cup of daily coffee. "Asakusa Croquette" The croquette is made of Kanagawa's 100-selected specialty Takazata dolphin, mixed with Kuroge Wagyu beef. The outer layer is crispy, and there are onions inside that I hate. But I still finished it in silence because it is really delicious. It is very juicy, so be careful as it burns your mouth. , but eating while walking is prohibited. There is a small indoor space next to it for guests to eat. "Kagetsudo Pork Bread" It is also one of the must-eat foods in Asakusa for many people. I ordered an original pineapple bread and took it with me after taking one bite. The bread is super big and the outer layer is covered with granulated sugar. It has a warm texture and can be eaten in one bite. The outer layer is very crispy and the inner layer is soft. After being stored for a long time, the bread will not taste so good. As expected, delicious food still has to be eaten on the spot. 「Asakusa Soratsuki」 It is a cute dumpling, quite soft and non-sticky to the teeth. The filling contains mango, strawberry and matcha. It tastes colorless and looks cute when taking photos. "Eighty Eight Good Leaves House Asakusa" Located next to Sumida Park in Asakusa, I can’t miss it if I’m a matcha lover! ! When I order a matcha latte, a clerk will brush the matcha on the spot and slowly pour it into the milk. Does it taste okay? After all, I prefer strong matcha. "Imado Shrine" It is a shrine that combines lucky cats and love. It is said to be the birthplace of lucky cats. It is full of lucky cats and there is a real white cat inside. It is really comfortable to see the cat lying there lazily. It is recommended that if you are in Asakusa and are not in a hurry, you can walk here. There are fewer tourists here and it is quieter.

On weekdays, when I go to Tokyo, I choose to go to "Meiji Jingu Shrine" or "Sakusaji Temple" to ask for fortune-telling and buy an imperial guardian charm. But in fact, not far from Sensoji Temple, there is a very famous love shrine for praying for "marriage"! > Bonding Cat Shrine · Imato Shrine < Imado Shrine is the most famous, in addition to the legend that it is the birthplace of Japan's "Lucky Cat", and is also the shooting destination of Sato Ken and Shiraishi Moe in the 2020 Japanese drama "Love Can Last Forever" ~ So once you step into Imado Shrine, you will feel the pink bubble surrounded by Japanese drama love UP! In Imado Shrine, in addition to love bonding, you will see all directions are surrounded by lucky cats, here the lucky cats are different from what you see on weekdays, cute lucky cats always appear "in pairs", even the limited-time guards are double cats & heart-to-heart special edition. Look for you in the store where you can find cute guardians, divine fortune tellers and prayer horses in the shape of a "lucky cat"! The shop has introduced that different colors of lucky cats have different functions. It's really knowledgeable! In addition to raising your left and right hands, you can choose different colors of lucky cats according to your needs: White cat - attracts good fortune Pink - good fortune Red - disease removal Blue - Traffic Safety/Academic Progress Green Cat - Passed the exam Black Cat - Remove bad luck Gold/Yellow - Lucky Charm Orange is - work luck Wish everyone at Imado Shrine ~ ask for a good fortune! Meet a good match #Tokyo #Asakusa #Japan Attractions ##Imado Shrine ##Tokyo Free Trip ##Japan Travel ##Tokyo Free Trip Imado Shrine 1-5-22 Imado, Taito-ku, Tokyo [How to get to Imato Shrine] You can take the Tokyo Metro, Tobu Railway, and Toei Subway to "Asakusa Station", then walk for about 15 minutes. Recommended sightseeing routes in Asakusa: Sensoji Temple > Sumida Park (you can enjoy cherry blossoms on a spring walk) > Imado Shrine > Tokyo Skytree * Visitors with money and means can consider finding a rickshaw at Asakusa Station, which can go directly to Imato Shrine. The drivers can also serve as guides to introduce you and help take beautiful photos! (Easy to reach + great value for money!)

Asakusa's Imado Shrine is a shrine that combines love and lucky cats. The amulets, fortune sticks, ema, and seals are all very cute, and you can easily turn your visit from a worship to a shopping trip. It is within walking distance of famous attractions such as Sensō-ji Temple, Kaminarimon, and Tokyo Skytree. It is located in the downtown area of ​​Tokyo and has very convenient transportation. It is recommended for single people to visit Imado Shrine.

Imado Shrine in Asakusa is famous for matchmaking. It's also been used as a location for TV dramas. It's said that if you set it as your wallpaper, your wishes will come true!? The cats that stroke stones and the fortune slips are also cats There are cats everywhere... Lucky cats are like symbols of good fortune! 🐈 Asakusa is right nearby, so you can do some sightseeing there too! #TokyoTourism #Asakusa #Shrine #Matchmaking #ShrineVisiting

We have already introduced Tokyo's Gotokuji Temple. In addition to Gotokuji Temple, there is another temple that also has a lucky cat, which is Imado Shrine in Asakusa. Imado Shrine⛩️ Enshrines Emperor Ojin, Izanagi-son, Izanagi-son, and Fukurokuju, one of the Seven Lucky Gods. Because "Izanagi-son" and "Izanagi-son" are the first couple in Japan and can bring a happy marriage, this shrine is mainly for praying for love. There are many cat decorations in the shrine, such as cat-shaped flower pots and pendants. The two lucky cats connected together are used to pray for a happy marriage. The amulets, fortune sticks, round ema, and bead seals sold at the shrine, especially the shrine maiden-like cat love fortune sticks, are so cute. ——— Imado Shrine 📬 〒111-0024 Tokyo, Taito-ku, Imado 1-5-22 #Imado Shrine #Lucky Cat #TokyoTravel #TokyoFreeTravel #Tokyo #JapanTravel #JapanFreeTravel #Japan #TokyoAttractions

😍My dears, you must go to Kanedo Shrine when you come to Tokyo! It is a very famous shrine for marriage, so single friends should not miss it. 📍Kanedo Shrine is located at 1-5-22 Imado, Taito District, Tokyo, with convenient transportation. As soon as you enter the shrine, it’s like entering the world of lucky cats🐱. There are so many cute lucky cats that you can’t take your eyes off them. They are so adorable that any photo you take will turn out great. This is the birthplace of the lucky cat. Each lucky cat seems to be waving to you, bringing you wealth and blessings. Of course, praying for marriage at Kanto Shrine is even more effective. The shrine enshrines Izanagi and Izanami, blessing people's marriage and wishes for children. The shrine is filled with ema, all of which reflect everyone's expectations for love. Whether you want to find a partner or to spice up your relationship, come here and pray devoutly, and maybe you’ll get what you want soon💕. #Tokyo Attractions

📍Trip Overview I went to Tokyo on a holiday trip with a friend! We mainly visited Nihonbashi and Asakusa! 🚩Route Day 1: Check in at "ddd Hotel" → Visit "Bame na Rinrin" (ramen restaurant) → Day 2: Check in at "Onjuku Nono" → Sightseeing in Asakusa → Day 3: Visit "Salt and Tobacco Museum" 🏖️Photogenic Spots In addition to the standard spot of Asakusa, Kaminarimon, there are many shrines in the area! Among them, "Imado Shrine" is famous for its beckoning cat, and you can take lots of cute photos 🐱 It is also said to have benefits such as matchmaking! Please go and visit! 🚇Transportation We traveled by bus and train! 📷Recommended photo locations If you go to Asakusa, we recommend taking photos at Kaminarimon! 🍜Exquisite Gourmet I highly recommend the ramen restaurant "Bame na Rinrin" in Ningyocho! All seats in the restaurant are counter seats! I had ramen with a big piece of char siu and rice with melting meat! It looked good and tasted good, so I was very satisfied😊 🏠Recommended accommodation "ddd Hotel"...It features a simple and chic interior! The amenities were also plentiful, so I had a comfortable stay! I stayed in a room with a bed and window that was sure to look great on Instagram, and I was able to take a lot of stylish photos📷 "Onjuku Nono"...This accommodation is famous for its free "night naki soba" served at night and its morning seafood bowl buffet! Shoes are prohibited inside the building and the rooms are designed in a Japanese style! Recommended for gourmets and those who are mainly planning to visit Asakusa! #Domestic travel #Tokyo trip #0 yen trip February 2025

I have always seen the "lucky cat" is called the lucky cat🐱, until I started looking for the Tokyo lucky cat🐱, I learned that the cat🐱raising the left hand🤚🏻 or the right hand🖐🏻 has a different meaning😅 Located in the city of Tokyo, a well-known popular tourist area – Asakusa, but has a quiet and comfortable shrine⛩️, inside there are large and small different shapes of lucky cats🐱; from Asakusa Station or Sumida River walk 🚶♂️ about fifteen minutes to reach, once you step into the shrine⛩️, it feels a little different from the usual shrine⛩️, Zhuang Strictly and a little cute, because everywhere there are different cat🐱 dolls, most cats🐱 are raising their right hand🖐🏻, which means to attract good fortune, raising the left hand🤚🏻 represents attracting wealth, and this shrine⛩️ mainly hopes to make people bond, is a love shrine to pray for marriage🤩 The place is not big, but from the place where the horses are hung, down to the grass flower pots🪴, etc., there are many, many cats🐱, really interesting, and the environment is comfortable, can make people slow down and feel the tranquility; 🕰️Opening Hours: 09:00-16:00 📍Transportation: 🚇Tokyo Subway, Tobu Railway, Toei Subway to "Asakusa Station", about 15 minutes walk 💞Reason for recommendation: A very special shrine, can attract good fortune💕 #Tokyo itinerary

#Tokyo Attractions Tokyo Imado Shrine Attractions Guide🐱 📍Address: 1-5-22 Imado, Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan 📞Tel: +81-3-3872-2703 🕒Opening hours: 9:00-16:00 daily (some information shows that there is no limit on the time of visiting, but in order to ensure a complete visit, it is recommended to go during the opening hours) 🌟Recommendation index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🎫Ticket Information Imado Shrine is open to the public free of charge and no tickets are required. 💡Tips: Although no tickets are required, it is recommended to check the opening hours in advance. There may be special events or more crowds during holidays. 🏮Shrine Highlights The birthplace of the lucky cat, Imado Shrine, is famous for its lucky cats. There are pairs of lucky cats sitting here, which are said to be very effective. When you visit the shrine, you may want to touch the Maneki Neko and pray for good fortune. Marriage Shrine💑In addition to attracting wealth, Imado Shrine is also a popular place for seeking marriage. The Izanagi-son and Izanami-son enshrined in the shrine are regarded as gods who bless marriage and fertility. For those who want to find a good marriage or have children, this is definitely worth a try. Garden scenery🌳The garden of Imado Shrine is very elegantly decorated. After visiting, you may want to stroll in the garden and feel the tranquil atmosphere. Goshuin📜After visiting the shrine, you can receive a Goshuin as a souvenir. The goshuin has the name and pattern of the shrine printed on it, making it a very memorable seal.

There are stone-stroking cats named Izanami-chan and Izanagi-chan next to the main shrine, and if you stroke them, they will bring you good fortune 😺 Also, if you are a history buff, you know that this is the final resting place of Okita Souji, the captain of the first unit of the Shinsengumi ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Imado Shrine 📍1-5-22 Imado, Taito-ku, Tokyo ⏰9:00-17:00 🚃15 minutes walk from Asakusa Station on all lines ⭐️The final resting place of Okita Souji of the Shinsengumi ⭐️The shrine where the beckoning cat was born ⭐️Popular as a matchmaking shrine 🌟One of the Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ※This information is current, so please check it out before you go! Date of shooting: 2025/1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now! This moment! Enjoy it to the fullest Maya trip ✔︎A place I'm glad I experienced firsthand ✔︎I hope it will be helpful for you to save and go out♫ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~🫧~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #Domestic travel trip #Tokyo trip #Tokyo sightseeing #Imado Shrine #Asakusa #Asakusa Seven Lucky Gods Tour #Seven Lucky Gods Tour #asakusa #Temples and Shrines

This shrine is widely known as the birthplace of the maneki-neko (lucky cat) and is located in Imado, Taito Ward. The origin of this story can be traced back to 1063, when Minamoto no Yoriyoshi and his family conquered Oshu and brought the Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine from Kyoto to this place and built it into a shrine. There are many different opinions about the origin of the lucky cat. It is said that it originated from the Imado ware that was produced in the Imado area in the 16th century. There are many historical sites with deep roots in the shrine, such as the "Monument of the Birthplace of Imado-yaki" and the "Cat Petting Stone Statue". As a shrine for forming relationships, there is a constant stream of female visitors. On the other hand, this is also the place where Shinsengumi chief Okita Souji died, and it attracts many visitors who love history. #ChristmasDestinations2024

#0yentravelautumn I went to Imado Shrine in Asakusa, Tokyo⛩️ This is a very popular shrine for matchmaking☺️ Izanagi-no-Mikoto and Izanami-no-Mikoto, the first married couple in Japan, are enshrined at Imado Shrine. As they are considered the gods of marriage, they are said to bring good luck in love and marital harmony. There were lots of maneki-neko (beckoning cats) in the shrine grounds🙂 Imado Shrine is said to be the birthplace of maneki-neko (beckoning cats)! It was surrounded by a cute atmosphere☺️ ——————————————————————- 📍Location: 1-5-22 Imado, Taito-ku, Tokyo 　　　　　　15 minutes walk from Asakusa Station 🕰️Visiting hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm #mayu✈️trip🇯🇵

#Register for August Hotel Test Sleeper #August Destinations 2024 #Japan #100 Ways to Travel #Temple The Asakusa tourist attraction "Imado Shrine" is a shrine that combines love and lucky cats. The amulets, fortune sticks, ema, and bead seals are all very cute. Be sure to collect the amulets after visiting. The biggest reason why I included Imado Shrine in my trip was because it was the filming location of the Japanese drama "Love Can Last Forever". I finally had the opportunity to make a pilgrimage this time... After taking the bus to Kaminarimon, we originally planned to visit Sensō-ji Temple first and then walk to Imado Shrine. Later, we experienced the handsome rickshaw at Kaminarimon. Later, the rickshaw took us directly to the destination, helped us take photos, and also gave us a guided tour. It was really nice. There are various lucky cat decorations around Imado Shrine. Among them, the more special one is the "Stone Petting Cat" that has been introduced in TV magazines and other media. It is said that if you touch the head of the "Stone Petting Cat" and take a photo with your mobile phone and set it as the background wallpaper, your wish may come true!

The first shrine with 'Lucky Cats' from the Edo period. In front of the shrine, there are two lucky cats, attracting many visitors who hope for good fortune. Tokyo, Japan, is home to many charming shrines, with the most popular ones being those for love and matchmaking, and the lucky cat shrine Asakusa's 'Imado Shrine'. Imado Shrine is a well-known love and matchmaking shrine in Tokyo. Whether you are looking for a new romance or hoping to strengthen your relationship with your partner, this shrine can bless you with abundant positive energy. Although you cannot enter the inner hall, you can see six lucky cats of different sizes, with their right paws raised as a symbol of attracting good luck and love. Transportation: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line, Tsukuba Express 'Asakusa Station' Business Hours: 0900～1600

Imado Jinja is a Shinto shrine in the Imado area of Asakusa. Originally dedicated to the god of war, this shrine is now associated with good relationships. In recent years it has also become popular because of its association with “maneki neko” lucky ceramic cats.

#Tokyo Attractions Located in Asakusa, Tokyo, Imado Shrine is one of the most historical and cultural shrines in the area. As an ancient shrine with a history of more than 1,300 years, Imado Shrine has not only witnessed the development of Tokyo, but also become an important source of faith for local residents. The main building of the shrine features typical Japanese shrine architectural style, with red torii gates and wooden temples, exuding a solemn and dignified atmosphere. When entering the shrine to worship, tourists can not only appreciate the exquisite architectural art, but also feel the rich religious atmosphere. In addition to the building itself, the surrounding environment of Imado Shrine is also quite unique. The tranquil woods and strolling trails create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The festivals held every year add to the lively atmosphere of the shrine. Being in it is like entering a quiet space independent of time.

#June Travel Support Event The shrine itself is not very big, but it is popular among young people because it has many cute cat models and is said to increase your fortune. There is also a rumor that if you meet a white stray cat here, your luck will improve, so be sure to look for the cat. The caretaker will also pick cherries and give them to you.

#Tokyo Attractions Imado Shrine is a unique and quiet sacred place in this mountain forest. This historic shrine not only bears witness to the hundreds of years of development of Japan's Shinto culture, but its quiet and Zen environment also makes people feel like they are in a paradise. Passing through the towering Torii gate is like crossing a sacred river of time and space. What comes into view is a well-arranged Japanese Zen garden. The classical garden layout including verdant woods, dry landscape ponds, and the Wind-Singing Path of the Past are all filled with an oriental Zen atmosphere. The ancient trees in the garden are towering and majestic. The rustling sound of the trees in the wind and the sound of wooden fish in the distance together compose a peaceful melody. The most amazing thing is the magnificent temple complex. These magnificent halls built with old wood are decorated with gorgeous mythical beasts on the exterior, and majestic statues stand on the top beams, which are quite oriental in style. Inside is an altar dedicated to the main god, and the entire space exudes a sacred majesty of piety and awe. Every regular sacrifice attracts countless believers to worship here, and the scene is pious and lively. However, even if you are not a Shintoist, you can still have a unique cultural experience here. In this sacred place of worship far away from the world, you will have the opportunity to get a glimpse of the unique style of ancient shrine architectural design and sacrificial rituals, allowing your soul to receive an unprecedented shocking baptism.

Imado Shrine is a shrine dedicated to the maneki cat. There are also decorations at the doorsteps of nearby residents. There is also a white cat with a curly tail guarding the shrine. It likes to be patted on the butt but not on the head. It is a very unique cat!

#cherryblossom2024 ✨️🌸 I had an exhilarating adventure during our vacation when I embarked on a captivating expedition to the lively city of Japan. The onset of spring transformed the region into a heavenly paradise, and as we leisurely wandered through Imado Shrine, a sense of rejuvenation washed over us. Encircled by breathtaking scenery in this serene sanctuary, we were captivated by the awe-inspiring vistas that never failed to leave us in awe, crafting indelible moments in our hearts. The origins of the maneki-neko, that charming and alluring cat figurine adored by Japanese establishments and pachinko parlours, can be traced back to this sacred sanctuary nestled on the outskirts of Asakusa. Imado Jinja, a renowned haven for those in pursuit of love and matrimonial bliss, holds within its sacred grounds a divine couple: Izanagi and his beloved spouse, Izanami. Naturally, one can find exquisite feline figurines available for purchase, often presented as a pair of intertwined cats. The fences encircling the shrine overflow with ema plaques, each bearing the heartfelt desires and fervent prayers of hopeful romantics yearning for their dreams to come true. This lavish and enchanting retreat has etched a lasting memory in my mind. The delight of revisiting and treasuring every moment in this unique sanctuary is truly incomparable. 💮🏵🌼#mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

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#Sakura2024 Cherry blossom viewing at Imado Shrine🌸Entering the shrine's Kurokawa River, a sea of ​​pink flowers is breathtaking. Countless cherry trees are full of petals, which are gently moved by the river water, and their colorful reflections are reflected on the river surface. The scenery is filled with the atmosphere of ladylike. The family members played and rolled in the sea of ​​flowers, looking for the most beautiful angle to take photos. From time to time, petals fall from the high branches, and in a blink of an eye, they cover the ground, creating a very beautiful scene. Looking into the distance, you can see the lingering fragrance of spring buds. Later, we enjoyed the three-color donburi at the riverside restaurant. Dining under the flowers added to the peaceful atmosphere. The unforgettable moments of cherry blossom viewing will linger in the depths of memory for a long time.

In 1063, Emperor Go-Reizei's 6th year of the Kohei era, Imado Hachiman Shrine was established by inviting Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine from Kyoto. Later, Hakusan Shrine was enshrined there, and the shrine became the present Imado Shrine. The deities enshrined are the husband and wife deities Izanagi-no-Mikoto and Izanami-no-Mikoto, and it is said that they bring good fortune in finding a partner, achieving love, and marital harmony. Another distinctive feature is the maneki-neko (beckoning cats) that can be seen all over the shrine grounds. It seems that Imado pottery was popular in the surrounding area, and maneki-neko (beckoning cats) were made from that pottery. One of the most distinctive features is the maneki-neko (beckoning cat) that is as tall as a person and can be found inside the shrine building. There is also a maneki-ishi (beckoning stone) in the grounds, and many people use it as their mobile phone wallpaper. And the best part is the real cat. A white cat that has lived in the grounds for a long time is called Nami-chan, after Izanami-no-Mikoto. He appears unexpectedly, so if you happen to come across him, you're in luck! His charms and fortune slips are also cute, and my personal recommendation is the "Koikatsu Fortune Slip" that is only available at Imado Shrine. You can find out your blood type, star sign, and age! You can have fun with such exciting fortune-telling slips (^^) ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ❥❥ Imado Shrine 🚉Asakusa Station →🚶‍♀️About 16 minutes walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Imado Shrine #Lucky cat #Asakusa sightseeing #Shrines and temples #Shrines trip #Tokyo trip #Tokyo sightseeing

Japan🇯🇵 Tokyo has many characteristic shrines, among which the lucky cat shrine ⛩️ that girls are particularly interested in and seek luck is the most popular 🤣 I heard that Asakusa is also the birthplace of the lucky cat😬 It is 15 minutes from Sensoji Temple and Remon 🫶🏻 is a very famous Imado Shrine for seeking love⛩️ Love 💓 and lucky cat are gathered here!! ️ We can ask for marriage, relationship and marriage here😌 At Imado Shrine⛩️ we also sell shrine-specific items such as the Goshou Goddess Drawing Horses and the Gobead Seals❤️ To go to Imato Shrine, you can take the Tokyo Metro Tobu Railway and Toei Subway to Asakusa Station 🤣 then walk for about 15 minutes 👍🏻 Since there are many attractions around Imato Shrine so you can take a rickshaw or walk along Sumida Park at Sensoji Temple If it's spring you can also walk all the way to see the cherry blossoms ❤️❤️ very comfortable 😌 The main owner of Imado Shrine is dedicated to the Emperor of Oshin, Izan-no-zun, Izan-ran-zun🪧 According to legend, Izan-no-zun and Izan-Ran-zun were the first male and female gods to marry😬 have given birth to many gods, so it symbolizes the god of marriage😝 That's why it's believed☺️ In order to make seeking marriage, seeking affection, seeking marriage more smooth😬 You can buy a go-go god draw horse and so on in Imado Shrine There are six colors in the guardian 🥰 Each represents a different fortune 🤪 The design of the conjoined lucky cat is quite eye-catching 😚😚 The male cat in Imato Shrine has black dots while the female cat is snow white Everyone raises their right hand to symbolize good luck🤩 Imado Shrine also launched a conjoined lucky cat 🫶🏻 with two cats connected As more and more people go to worship!! ️Imado Shrine gradually attracts many Japanese and tourists to visit because of its super spiritual experience☺️ The inner hall is not allowed, but you can take pictures around📸️ He has a stone caressing cat is introduced by the major media 🤣 So don't forget to take pictures with your phone📱😂 Address: 1-5-22 Imato, Taito, Tokyo #Tokyo Attractions #Overseas Tour #Resident Writer #Japan Trip #Weekend Trip #Travel Good Places #Parents Good Places #Japan #Japan Attractions