Hie Shrine

Hie Shrine

Info

Exits 5, 6, Tokyo Metro-Parliamentary Station → 5 minutes on foot; or Exit 7, Tokyo Metro Tameike-Sanno Station → 3 minutes on foot
1km 5 minutes from the Kasumigaseki entrance to the Metropolitan Expressway via National Route 246
20 units

Business Hours

Opening of the gate 6-17 o'clock (award office/red seal office 8-16 o'clock, prayer reception/treasure hall 9-16 o'clock)

Price

Precinct Freedom, Treasure Hall entry free

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches


God Monkey (mother and child): curbs, safe-delivery, child-giving


God Monkey (Father): Awkward, business prosperity

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