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Zojoji Temple
A large temple where shoguns are buried
and takigi noh plays are performed.
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Saburina Hou
Ginza, Tokyo
Shabu-shabu (boiled meat slices)/Sukiyaki (hot pot stew), Japanese
2.07 km
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Kanzen Koshitsu Yakiniku Kyu Nishi-Azabu Main Branch
Nishi-Azabu, Tokyo
2.72 km
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Shutoku 2nd Branch
Tsukiji, Tokyo
Sushi, Japanese
2.66 km
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Yakitori Tsukiya
Ginza, Tokyo
Yakitori/Kushiyaki (grilled skewers), Japanese
2 km
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Standing next to Tokyo Tower, Zojoji temple is one of the biggest and oldest temple in Japan, built about 600 years ago. The main entrance gate Sangedatsumon, a national important cultural property, is one of the largest temple gate in eastern Japan, retaining the architectural characteristics of the beginning of the Edo Period. The temple is widely known as the burial place of shoguns, and is open to the public for a couple of times a year. You can check it out on the web site before your visit. In September you can witness the beauty of the takigi noh (noh play performed at night by a fire) performed on a specially prepared noh stage in the precincts.
Address
Zojoji Temple
4-7-35, Shibakoen, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Access from major landmarks
From Tokyo station to Hamamatucho station
・Five minutes (via JR Yamanote Line)
・Exit Hamamatucho station, ten minutes walk
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