Dōgenjizaka
3.7
(16)Dōgenjizaka is a very narrow, pedestrian-only slope in Roppongi Itchome, named after the Dōgenji temple that has stood at its top since the Edo period. It's one of Minato City's notable slopes, even featured on TV.
Address
1-chōme-3-49 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0032, Japan
Opening Hours
OPEN 24 HOURS (Thu)
Worth it?
Worth it if you appreciate finding historical remnants in a redeveloped area
Skip if you're looking for a major attraction or a wide, easily accessible path
Location
1-chōme-3-49 Roppongi, Minato City, Tokyo 106-0032, Japan
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Highlights
The slope passes right by the Dōgenji temple, which is the origin of its name.
It's a pedestrian-only path, making it a quiet escape from the surrounding Roppongi area.
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Who it's for
Anyone interested in local history and urban exploration, especially those who enjoy discovering quiet, historical corners amidst modern development.
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Reviews
3.7
Average
5 ReviewsReviewers generally find Dōgenjizaka to be an interesting historical slope, noting its narrowness and pedestrian-friendly nature. Its connection to the Dōgenji temple and its survival through redevelopment are often highlighted.
Fun facts
The slope is also known as Dōgenzaka.
