Asahi Shrine Review

🌈 Asahi Inari Shrine is located in Ginza, the shrine was built in an unknown year, and it is said that it collapsed and was buried in the Anzheng earthquake in 1855, until it emerged from the bottom of the river during the Kanto earthquake in 1923, and then it was convenient for the local construction of the current Asahi Inari Shrine. Since ancient times, it has been a shrine that prays for business, marriage and family happiness, and the Ginza area has not experienced natural disasters since the establishment of this shrine, so it is also considered to be able to pray for disaster prevention and protection, which is actually one of the energy attractions in the Ginza area. In addition, in the new sea Cheng film "The Son of the Weather", the most impressive top-floor shrine is here to take a scene, animation fans may have time to come to pilgrimage. 📍 Address: Ginza, Central District, Tokyo 3-8-12 Otaru Asahi ビル🚃 Transportation: Ginza-Tutu-5 minutes (Tokyo メトロ Ginza Line) East Ginza-Tutu-2 minutes (Tokyo メトロ Hibiya Line To Asakusa Line) 🌟 Business hours: 1-step Temple : 7:30-17:00 Yasami Temple : 9:30-19:00 Public holidays: Sunday, national holidays

When I went to Maruei to buy something, I accidentally passed the shrine. There were a row of lanterns hanging at the entrance. Basically, the pattern and decoration are similar to those of other shrines, and many people have come to visit them.

It's really good. Have a chance to go and see it together.

This shrine is quite good, not very big, but there are many plants in it. It is also a very old shrine. It is also a relatively primitive furnishing, with no huge bird house and red color.

The Asahi Shrine is also a very interesting ancient building. The Asahi Shrine is also quite large. The shrine here is also quite large. There are many tourists who play and visit here. The facilities in the shrine are very beautiful.