Hie Jinja Shrine

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Located in the Akasaka business district, this shrine features beautiful stairs lined with vermillion Torii gates. Revered since the Edo period as the "guardian deity of the Tokugawa Shogunate," it is now popular as a power spot for matchmaking and warding off evil. Surrounded by city buildings, the fantastic scenery created by the Torii tunnel is a hidden photo-worthy gem.

Hie Jinja Shrine
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“Hie-jinja Shrine”: Power spot full of instagrammable highlights

“Hie-jinja Shrine”: Power spot full of instagrammable highlights

Chiyoda City Tourism Association

[Tokyo Footage] Sanno Festival | 山王祭 日枝神社（Tokyo Japan）

[Tokyo Footage] Sanno Festival | 山王祭 日枝神社（Tokyo Japan）

Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau

Hie Jinja Shrine

Address
2-10-5 Nagatacho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
Website
https://www.hiejinja.net/index.html
Operator
Hie Jinja Shrine

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