Hie-jinja Shrine Nihonbashi Sessha
日本橋日枝神社
Nearest
Kayabachō Sta. · 2 min walk
Spend
￥
(Under ¥1,000)
Booking
Walk-ins welcome
English
Some English
What to know
The Hie-jinja Shrine Nihonbashi Sessha features rare upward-looking komainu (狛犬) statues, which are believed to bring luck for rising fortune. These statues, unlike typical guardian dogs, face upwards. The shrine offers unique 'kabu' (stock/turnip) charms, popular among those in the financial industry. Located in Tokyo's financial district, it attracts many business professionals. Visitors describe the atmosphere as quiet, zen, and traditional, suitable for cultural immersion or a spiritual visit. @kanau.world noted on TikTok, "This upward-looking komainu was dedicated with the wish for rising fortune (この上向き狛犬は、運気上昇を願って奉献されたもの)". This shrine serves as a spiritual and educational stop for those seeking cultural insights. It is walk-in friendly and operates from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Mondays.
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The space
A quiet and traditional space in the financial district, where visitors can observe business professionals praying during weekdays.
Best for
Those interested in cultural immersion and spiritual visits, especially to touch the upward-looking komainu for good luck in rising fortune.
Before you go
- Touch the upward-looking狛犬 (komainu) for good luck in rising fortune.
- Visit during weekdays, especially after New Year, to observe local business people praying.
- You can obtain the Goshuin (shrine seal) for both Hie-jinja Nihonbashi Sessha and Kabuto Shrine at this location.
- If the white 'kabu' (turnip/stock) charm is sold out, consider purchasing the yellow one as an alternative.
Common questions
What unique features does Hie-jinja Shrine Nihonbashi Sessha offer?
The shrine features rare upward-looking komainu (狛犬) believed to bring luck for rising fortune. It also offers unique 'kabu' (株) charms, popular with those in the financial industry.
What are the operating hours?
The shrine is open from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Mondays.
Can I walk in without a reservation?
The shrine is walk-in friendly.
