Description
- Located at the foot of Tokyo Tower, the large vermilion-painted main gate (Sangedatsumon) is a landmark.
- There is also a large gate a little south of Zojo-ji Temple, which was the main gate used previously and is called Daimon. This is the origin of Daimon Station.
- The inside of the main hall (dai-den) is open to the public every day, and you can also take photos of the large Buddha statue in the back.
Business Hours
AM6:00 to PM5:30 (Main hall)
Closed Days
None
English Support
Some information is in English. In addition, voice guidance in multiple languages including English is provided free of charge as a smartphone app.
Barrier-Free
Since it is a shrine, there is a threshold, but consideration has been taken by installing a board at the threshold to create a simple slope. However, the only way to the main shrine is by stairs.
Fees
Free
Access
The nearest stations are Shibakoen Station (Toei Mita Line), Onarimon Station (Toei Mita Line), and Daimon Station (Toei Asakusa Line / Toei Oedo Line). These stations are about 5 minutes walk.
The community bus from Roppongi also operate around Zojoji Temple. (Chiibus Azabu East Route)
Official Links
Nearby spots
Tokyo Tower
This is an observation deck that has been around for a long time. We also actively collaborate with anime works etc.
Azabu-juban Shopping Street
Traditional shops with a long history coexist with stylish shops from nearby Roppongi.
Hama Rikyu Gardens
An orthodox Japanese garden built during the Edo period. You can also see the remains of what was once used as a falconry area.
