Daikokutama Shrine

Info

Address:

3-1 Miyamachi, Fuchu, Tokyo

Public Transportation:

Keio-Fuchu Station → 5 minutes on foot; or JR-Fuchu-Honmachi Station → 5 minutes on foot

Car Access:

3km 5 minutes from Chuo-do Fuchu IC (Smart Inter) via National Route 20; or 10 minutes from Chuo-do Inagi IC

Phone Number:

042-362-2130

Parking Number:

180 units/30 minutes 200 yen

Business Hours

6:30 to 17:00 (April 1 to September 14, 6-17, Treasure Hall 10-16)

Price

Precinct free (treasure hall is 200 yen)

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches

The first time

May Kurayami Festival

July Sumo Festival

November City of Rooster

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