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Historic Rinzai Zen temple in Yanaka founded in 1669, part of the Yanaka Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage dedicated to Jurojin. Features beautiful gardens with azaleas, ancient stone tablets from 1,000 years ago, and the tomb of artist Kano Hogai.

Shōshō-in is a temple located in Tokyo. While detailed historical information is limited, this temple serves as an important place of Buddhist worship and spiritual practice in the area. Further research may reveal more about its history and significance.

Imado Shrine (Imado Jinja) in Asakusa, Tokyo, is a Shinto shrine known for its maneki-neko associations and matchmaking; it enshrines Izanagi and Izanami.

A 17th-century Buddhist temple hall dedicated to Benzaiten, goddess of water, music, and fortune. Located on an island in Shinobazu Pond within Ueno Park, the temple is surrounded by lotus flowers and accessible via a short bridge, creating a serene atmosphere.

Das Asakusa-Schrein, oder Sanja-sama, ist ein Shinto-Schrein in Asakusa, Tokio. Er wurde 1649 von Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu erbaut und ehrt die Gründer des Sensō-ji-Tempels: die Brüder Hinokuma und den Dorfvorsteher Haji no Matsuchi. Er überstand die Luftangriffe auf Tokio 1945 und ist ein wichtiges

Historic Tendai Buddhist temple in Tokyo's Yanaka district, founded in the 13th century. Known for its bronze Great Buddha statue and serene cemetery. The temple offers a peaceful retreat in the traditional Yanaka neighborhood, popular for its nostalgic atmosphere.