Tōfukuji Temple
4.2
(36)Tōfukuji Temple is a small, peaceful Tendai sect temple, considered the oldest temple in Shibuya. It was founded in 1173 and has survived numerous air raids during World War II.
Address
3-chōme-5-8 Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan
Phone
+81 3-3409-7913
Worth it?
Worth it if you want a peaceful oasis to clear your mind
Skip if you're looking for a grand, sprawling temple complex
Location
3-chōme-5-8 Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan
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Highlights
Despite being just a five-minute walk from Shibuya Station, the temple grounds offer a remarkably tranquil atmosphere.
The temple houses a bronze bell cast in 1704, which was spared from being melted down for weapons during World War II.
You can find several Jizo statues, including the Udagawa Jizo, and a Buddha statue dating back to 1470 within the temple grounds.
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Who it's for
Anyone looking for a quiet escape from the bustle of Shibuya, especially those who appreciate historical sites and a serene natural environment.
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Reviews
4.2
Very good
5 ReviewsVisitors love Tōfukuji Temple for its serene and natural environment, describing it as a peaceful oasis close to Shibuya Station. Many appreciate the historical artifacts and the chance to relax and clear their minds.
Fun facts
Tōfukuji Temple was originally established as a separate temple for Konno Hachimangu Shrine until the Meiji Restoration.
